Donation of "My Life, My Choice Green Cancer Angel" to Dr. Mena at the Disney Cancer Center
|
DonnaBellas Angels is a 501(c)3 non-profit that provides inspirational healing themed art to the public for mental health wellness.
The art is made available to the public in multiple ways. Original paintings are provided on loan to medical clinics or wellness centers. Art prints and postcards are given away to the public for personal use. Distribution of prints is mainly through medical clinics and non-profit groups with some distribution directly to the public. The public can also request limited art royalty use. Recipients sign a contract describing how they will use the art. Examples include using it on a wellness cards, cancer boutique mailers, fundraiser walk t-shirts, banners, and local clinic posters. Group locally fund printing costs. |
“I don't think the public realizes how much sharing DonnaBellas Angels helps me in my work as a hospice nurse. I recently spoke with two sisters who signed their Mom in hospice. I was so happy to have the DonnaBellas Angels art package I received so I could share it with them. I often connect with the patients and their families. It is an honor to help them as a nurse but wonderful to leave something so touching as DonnaBellas Angels art behind during a very precious time in their lives."
-Joan C.,
VITAS Hospice Nurse
Los Angeles, CA
|
Mays Cancer Center (San Antonio, TX) received original paintings, art prints, and postcards. They were used to decorate the patient clinic areas. Postcards were placed on waiting room information tables for people to take for personal use.
"Feel My Beauty Pink Cancer Angel" painting donation to CTRC (San Antonio, TX)
"Faith Inspirational Word Art" painting donation to CTRC (San Antonio, TX)
|
"Love Inspirational Word" Art donation to Cancer Treatment and Research Center (San Antonio, TX)
Art prints donation to CTRC (San Antonio, TX). Art prints were framed and placed in hallways and inside patient exam rooms.
|
Pediatric Oncology Nurses used DonnaBellas Angels art on a t-shirt fundraiser (Houston, TX)
|
Texas Children’s Cancer Center (Houston, TX) used the “Colorful Cancer Angel” on a t-shirt fundraiser. Funds raised were used to buy blankets for their DNR cart. Royalty use of the art requires the group to sign a contract that gives them permission to use the art for their project. Printing costs are covered by the local group.
"Colorful Cancer Angel" with poem "What Cancer Cannot Do" on a t-shirt fundraiser.
|
|
DonnaBellas Angels donated art royalty use to the Carol G. Simon Cancer Center (Morristown Medical Center, New Jersey). They used the art to create cards with messages of hope and inspiration for patients and caregivers that were distributed in new patient packets.
|
|
A woman called to share what the art means to her. She was waiting on a stretcher in a doctor's office when she saw one my "What Cancer Cannot Do" angel painting art prints on the wall. She wasn't sure if she had cancer at that time but was inspired that if she did that was the right approach to take to life. She said she tried to memorize the text since she had nothing to write on but then asked staff to find paper & pencil for her to write it down. A staff member came back and said she had found one of the postcards, so she took a photo of it. (Turned out she did not have cancer but something else.) Perfect that the woman's name was "Faith".
- Laurel Latto
DonnaBellas Angels Artist
|
St. Dominic's Hospital (Jackson, MS) used “Rainbow Cancer Heart” art to announce their new hospital cancer boutique. Art was featured on a billboard, postcards, and rack cards. Groups using the art need to add an art credit reference into the design. DonnaBellas Angels reviews and approves a design mock-up prior to printing.
|
|
|
The inspirational word art series was used as the basis for an elementary school classroom lesson to discuss words, colors, and potential meanings. After they reviewed the DonnaBellas Angels art, kids made their own inspirational word art painting. They had so much fun, a few stayed in from recess to be able to complete their art projec
|
|
Alpha Omicron Pi Rocky Mountain Alumnae Chapter uses art for ACS "Relay for Life".
|
The Alpha Omicron Pi Rocky Mountain Chapter in Colorado had two members who were cancer survivors. To honor them in a philanthropy project, the chapter put together a team for the American Cancer Society's "Relay for Life" event.
The chapter had a booth banner feature DonnaBellas Angels art, as well as, use the art on tribute cards that were placed on luminary bags that light the track during the night time part of the event. |
"Heart with Hope" art donation to Vita Oncology Hematology (Fountain Hill, PA)