AiA warehouse volunteers, masked and socially distanced, sorted art materials and packed ArtBoxes so that over 75,000 children could have art in their classrooms this year. School coordinators and teachers across the nation organized their parents to ensure that art was offered to their children. Interns carved time from their school schedules to write social media content and engage a broader audience to help us increase outreach to more schools and our network of supporters. Event volunteers stood masked as they welcomed event patrons to our scaled-down fundraiser.  Countless hours have been invested in supporting children's creativity and resilience through art. YOU make it happen and we are grateful for each and every one of you.  From our hearts, we thank you.

This month we're thrilled to highlight one of our scholarship school recipients, Bozeman Online Charter School.Their elementary teacher, Ally Pitts, shares the impact art has on her students.

"Many Montana schools do not have art teachers so, as a classroom teacher, Art in Action makes art meaningful and possible for our students."

Gifts from supporters like you enable Art in Action to provide our programs to more classrooms like Ally's.

Read More About Ally's Class on Our Blog!