Children with cancer often wait two to three hours at each hospital visit, and countless more hours isolated at home, immunocompromised, waiting to feel better. This waiting can feel long and uncertain. They miss friends, school, and the rhythms of everyday life. At the same time, they are navigating difficult emotions and often worrying about their caregivers as well. It is a lot for any child to hold.

Cancer doesn't discriminate. Our kids come from diverse backgrounds, and all of our programs are offered free of charge. Professional artists design our art experiences, which occur in hospitals, waiting rooms, and online, in one-on-one and group sessions that offer respite through creativity.