Get Involved with Mending Broken Hearts

 At Mending Broken Hearts, we believe healing happens best in community. Our programs in Culinary Arts, Music, and Visual Arts thrive through the support of passionate partners who share our vision of using creativity as a pathway to wholeness.

Whether you are an individual, organization, or business, there’s a place for you to make a difference.

Volunteer Your Talent 

• Lead a workshop, circle, or class in culinary, music, or art. 
• Share your skills with youth and families healing from trauma. 

Host or Sponsor a Program 

• Provide space for workshops, concerts, or exhibitions. 
• Sponsor supplies such as instruments, art materials, or food. 

Collaborate as a Community Partner 

• Bring your organization’s expertise to enrich our programs. 
• Join us in building a network of creative healing resources. 

Support with Resources 

• Donate food, art supplies, or instruments. 
• Contribute financially to sustain workshops and community events.
   

We welcome partnerships with organizations and individuals who align with our mission:

• Local artists and art teachers 
• Art museums, galleries, and cultural centers 
• Mental health professionals using art therapy 
• Schools and youth organizations 
• Faith-based and community groups interested in creative healing
   

• Local musicians, choirs, and bands 
• Music schools and university programs 
• Cultural and arts organizations 
• Mental health and wellness practitioners specializing in music therapy 
• Faith-based groups with musical traditions
   

• Local chefs, culinary schools, and restaurants 
• Food banks and community gardens 
• Health and wellness organizations 
• Mental health professionals 
• Faith-based and cultural organizations

• Be part of a holistic, trauma-informed healing movement. 
• Gain visibility through events, concerts, exhibitions, and community programs. 
• Inspire change by helping individuals and families find strength, resilience, and hope.
•  Contribute to a legacy of creative healing that impacts generations.