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New & Noteworthy


ANNOUNCING: ACT Summer Youth Camps! 
Interested in experiencing more of our world through Art? Want to learn the ryhthm drumming? Hoping to learn some dance moves? If you answered yes to any of these questions, we have a camp for you! Find our schedule and registration form HERE and call or email Katie at 616-885-5866 or program@artistscreatingtogether.org with any questions. Sign up today! 

ANNOUNCING: Graduated Art Classes: Summer 2013! 
Interested in art classes for folks 16+? This summer, ACT will offer visual art classes on Tuesday nights (NEW!), non-visual art classes on Monday evening (NEW!), and Creative Movement on Thursday afternoons. Check our our summer 2013 schedule and registration form and sign up today! 

NEW: Volunteer Tracking System!
 
ACT has launched an online volunteer log for volunteers to track hours! This will let you track the hours you donate to ACT, will allow us to properly thank you, and will help ACT keep better record of volunteer hours. To register, go here. If you need help registering, call or email Katie at 616-885-5866 or program@artistscreatintogether.org.

ACT Volunteer Opportunities: Spring 2013

Interested in volunteering with ACT this Spring? Check out our volunteer flier for a number of exciting opportunities to get involved with ACT!   

How Does Art Disable Disabilities? 

Artists Creating Together (ACT) brings students with disabilities together with artists and art projects. Art breaks down many of emotional and psychological barriers that hold students back by building self-confidence and personal satisfaction. Art accomplishments advance learning skills, improve classroom behavior and show students that they are more self-sufficient and capable than they thought. Their new confidence produces new personal breakthroughs.

The confidence and the breakthroughs help them move from at risk students who usually drop out of school to successful young people who can make a positive contribution to our greater Grand Rapids community.

ACT is the largest non-profit organization in Michigan bringing artists, art projects, teachers and students with disabilities together. Last year, ACT helped nearly 8,500 individuals celebrate, succeed and grow with art.

       

Help us do more. Give us a hand.