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ARTISTS HELPING THE HOMELESS

LENDING A HELPING HAND ONE STEP AT A TIME

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COMBINING COMPASSION AND ART

CHANGE IS ONLY REAL IF IT HAS BECOME HABITUAL.

Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds you plant.
- Robert Louis Stevenson


There are many street people who are talented in art.  With changes in life circumstances they did not get to pursue their passion.  We will encourage them to get back in their passion and create artwork  for us to share with you.   Please check back often to see their new works.  Thanks. 


Original sketch of Kato by Michael Brown
Original sketch of Kato by Michael Brown
original sketch of Kato by Michael Brown
Original sketch of Kato by Michael Brown
Original sketch of Kato by Michael Brown
original sketch of Kato by Michael Brown
To Contact Michael F. Brown Illustrator : ptmikebrown@yahoo.com
It is one of the most beautiful compensations of this life that no man can sincerely try to help another without helping himself.
Ralph Waldo Emerson

Thank You Very Much For Being My Friends
Dragon By Talavera, Homeless In Hollywood, Calif
WHAT DOES HOMELESSNESS IN JACKSON COUNTY LOOK LIKE?

In Jackson County the most prevalent face of homelessness is that of a child.  Of the 3793 homeless individuals who were counted on January 27th: 1465 of them were homeless children in families; there were another 46 unaccompanied youth under the age of 18.  These 46 children are but a small number of what we know to represent the vast numbers of children who were not counted on that day.

Homelee Services Coalition of Greater Kansas City March 2005


Outdoor sculpture/musical instrument by Vionne homeless in Jackson County
Outdoor sculpture/musical instrument by Vionne homeless in Jackson County
Composite by Joseph Schowengerdt
Composite by Joseph Schowengerdt
Figure Sketch by Darrell Jackson
Figure Sketch by Darrell Jackson
Figure sketch by Darrell Jackson
Figure sketch by Darrell Jackson
REAL EFFECTIVENESS COMES FROM CLARITY
(ABOUT YOUR PRINCIPLES, VALUES, AND VISION)

Original Pen Drawing by Tom Thebo Jr.
Nature by Tom Thebo Jr. Kansas City

ARTISTS HELPING THE HOMELESS - A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION LENDING A HELPING HAND ONE STEP AT A TIME
CONTACT E-MAIL: KATO@ARTISTSHELPINGTHEHOMELESS.ORG


ALL ARTWORKS FEATURED ARE COPYRIGHT