This year’s compelling Walk-A-Mile traveling exhibit is now open at Wichita’s City Arts through Sunday, Oct. 29. This exhibit would not be in existence without support from our generous donors and corporate sponsors.
“It is an honor to support the youth in the EmberHope Youthville’s Expressive Arts Program,” said Justin Eklund, CEO and Chief Brand Strategist for Grove9, one of the exhibit sponsors. “To see their stories come to life through their art and to know that is part of the healing process is truly remarkable.”
The exhibit’s artwork represents each artist’s personal experience, trauma, hopes, dreams, and goals. Step into the life of a youth in the system, encounter their moving stories, and witness their hope for the future.
There is still time to support this exhibit and the program connected to it. Help continue to provide a safe and nurturing environment for these talented youth artists to heal, express themselves, and let their voices be heard. Make a gift to inspire transformation and hope.
Thank you, Donors and Sponsors
Good Neighbor Fund, KSN 3, Forvis, Watkins, UKG, Sunflower Bank, Swindoll, Janzen, Hawk and Lloyd, LLC, IWP Foundation Repair, Valley Print and Logistics, IMA, Commerce Bank, Adrian & Pankratz Attorneys at Law, Gentry Private Wealth, 6 Meridian, AGH CPAs and Advisors, Netsmart, and Grove9
