Thank you for your interest in donating to Kennedy Krieger's KaleidoHOPE project!
We are accepting art donations now through February 28th.
How to Get Started
Review the artist all-call below for guidelines and instructions on how to participate.
Download and Print Our KaleidoHOPE Coloring Pages
(The Coloring Pages can be submitted as your donation or kept for personal use.)
About KaleidoHOPE
The KaleidoHOPE name stems from a combination of the words Kaleidoscope and HOPE. Did you know that a group of butterflies is called a Kaleidoscope? Butterflies often symbolize transformation, optimism and HOPE. Just as the butterfly emerges stronger and more vibrant, patients too can emerge from Kennedy Krieger’s care with renewed strength and HOPE. All submissions requested by February 28, 2026.
Help us inspire healing through art by participating in this unique opportunity. This initiative recognizes the profound impact that art can have on physical and mental health. We want to create a vibrant environment that fosters healing, comfort and HOPE.
We're excited for this opportunity for artists like YOU to have your work displayed in our hospital and leave a meaningful mark on the patients, families and visitors we serve!
Artists are already leaving their mark – scroll through the photos below to receive a sneak peek of some of the art submitted thus far!
Artist name: Sanah Brown-Bowers
Artist name: Janet Mikolajczyk
Artist name: Brian's Dots
Artist name: Allen Price
Artist name: Bob Webber
Artist name: Marcus Smith
Artist name: Mark Smith
Artist name: Connie Weller
Artist name: Allen Price
Artist name: Marietta Burke
Artist name: Marcus Smith
Artist name: Example of student/group craft using the coloring pages
Artist name: Sheila Pasquini
Artist name: Tom Hale
Artist name: Andrew Cornish
Artist name: Erika Whitney Young
About Kennedy Krieger
Kennedy Krieger Institute, an internationally known, non-profit organization located in the greater Baltimore/Washington, D.C. region, transforms the lives of nearly 30,000 individuals a year through inpatient and outpatient medical, behavioral health and wellness therapies, home and community services, school-based programs, training and education for professionals and advocacy. Kennedy Krieger provides a wide range of services for children, adolescents and adults with diseases, disorders or injuries that impact the nervous system, ranging from mild to severe. The Institute is home to a team of investigators who contribute to the understanding of how disorders develop, while at the same time pioneer new interventions and methods of early diagnosis, prevention and treatment. Learn more at KennedyKrieger.org.
