The Homeroom Project is a community service initiative created to support Arts in Medicine programs throughout Florida. We collect donated art supplies and thoughtfully curate them into take-home kits for patients, partnering with hospitals that already have these impactful programs in place.

Inspired by the countless hours she and I spent drawing together in homeroom, this project is my way of honoring her legacy in a real and meaningful way. By sharing the healing power of creativity—the very thing that first connected us—we can bring comfort to those who need it most. And together, she and I can still make a difference, even if it’s just for one person, for one quiet moment.

We’re proud to have launched The Homeroom Project by supporting Arts in Medicine programs at Baptist Health, Moffitt Cancer Center, and Ascension St. Vincent’s Clay—places that held deep meaning for Donna. These donations mark a full-circle moment, allowing us to give back to the very communities that touched her life. It’s an honor to begin this journey with facilities that reflect her spirit, compassion, and belief in the transformative power of art.