Access to clean water is something many of us take for granted. Yet, for communities like Mafinga in Tanzania, it remains a constant struggle. At Colors4Change, we’re passionate about leveraging creativity to make a positive impact, so when we learned […]
Read more →In recent years, climate change has become increasingly dire. As of 2016, climate change is the fourth most pressing global issue in the world – its effects stemming primarily from greenhouse gas emissions, non-renewable resources, which contain fossil fuels and […]
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The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the artist community. Prior to the pandemic, art programs and art centers were under-funded and under-supplied. However, the economic impacts of the pandemic have further magnified these issues; now, these art programs are more […]
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This holiday season, Colors4Change has been continuing with its mission, delivering boxes of colors to homeless shelters, youth centers, and other organizations working with children. (For more specifics, refer to our Instagram or Partnership Page). However, C4C has been approached […]
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Colors4Change has gotten back in the swing of things, and reached out to previous and new donors to collect art supplies. Due to the ongoing pandemic, restaurant sponsors are no longer able to donate crayons, as they are tossed after every […]
Read more →We are proud to share the success of our recent fundraiser, Harmonies From Home. Our initial goal was to raise money for local hospitals to help out frontline workers in need of PPE. Many were short of gloves and masks, […]
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Colors4Change recently dropped off 80 pounds worth of new school supplies to Kellman Corporate Community School. We would like to thank Mr. Roosevelt Moneyham and Sherisse Freeney for coordinating this donation with us. We’d also like to thank Khalid Khan, […]
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In light of the COVID-19 outbreak, Colors4Change has shifted gears to accommodate for those impacted by the shutdown. COVID-19 has not only affected those sick and forced to stay home, but this virus has called for a financial crisis. With […]
Read more →May Watts Elementary school hosted a donation drive for Colors 4 change during the week of March 9th, 2020. We would like to thank the staff members especially Ms. Danielle Kronas and Ms. Ann Covert for helping us organize it and […]
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Colors4Change is collaborating with May Watts Elementary School in Naperville, Illinois to host a week-long art supplies donation drive from March 9th to March 13th. We appreciate the enthusiasm with which the kids from the Eco Club at May Watts […]
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