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Media Coverage About Kids & Art

News about our organization and the work we do brining healing art programs to those dealing with pediatric cancer.

Renee Phillips: How Artists Change Children’s Lives

When Nelson Mandella stated, “There can be no keener revelation of a society’s soul than the way in which it treats its children” his words rang the call for raising consciousness and taking action. Unfortunately, throughout the world many children are neglected and abused or are having to deal with

Healing Power Of Art

Workshop Manager Caroline Robbins writes about Kids & Arts free workshops for children with cancer at UCSF Benioff Hospital and other Bay Area Hospitals. More

Peninsula Tv -episode 336 Kids & Art

Host Dani Gasparini talks again with Purvi Shah, Founder & Executive Director of the Kids & Art Foundation, plus Rachel Handsman, the Stanford Children’s Program Manager for Kids & Art Foundation, about utilizing VR headsets with children, pilot programs at UCSF and more. More

CBS 5 Jefferson Award Winner Purvi Shah

Forty-three children are diagnosed with cancer everyday. That’s according to the American Cancer Society. But in the Bay Area, many of them are discovering fun and healing in an art program created by this week’s Jefferson Award winner, Purvi Shah … CBS Local, SNewsI

Local Merchants Join The Kids & Art Foundation’s “cancer Sucks. Art Heals.” Campaign In Support Of September Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Burlingame, California, September 1, 2016 – Merchants in downtown Burlingame have joined together for a “Cancer Sucks. Art Heals.” campaign during September in support of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and to benefit the Kids & Art Foundation, a local nonprofit organization that provides healing art workshops to Bay Area children

Volunteer Experience: Kush Amerasinghe

Kids Being Kids My experience volunteering for Kids and Art, the organization that helps kids fight back cancer with art and creativity… Art can heal in many ways. That’s exactly what Kids and Art revolves around. They use art as a therapeutic healing activity to for kids, their siblings and

ABC 7 Meet The Stars

Purvi Shah: Caring Creative A little inspiration goes a long way. That’s why ABC7 is always on the lookout for real people, doing great things. Your stories are why we come to work every day. We believe in the game changers, the dream chasers, the explorers, the REAL stars where

Good Grief Interview: May 11, 2016

Art for Amaey Good Grief host Cheryl Jones interviews Purvi Shaw in an episode titled Art for Amaey. They discuss how Purvi Shah’s son Amaey was sick for six years, ultimately passing away at the age of 9. She searched for ways to cheer, comfort and sooth him (and herself)

Art for Amaey

Purvi Shah's ways to cheer, comfort and sooth her son Amaey as he faced cancer. In the arts, she found what they both needed.