Paper art to support great causes
We are so excited to have our exhibit live at the Westchester Children’s Museum! Evan, Micah and Abigail folded 1,000 cranes and partnered with architects Maria C. Sanchez and Jose Abreu to build this amazing display, called “Flying Cranes”. Visit the Westchester Children’s Museum and check it out!
Photo credits: Martine De Matteo
The Origami4Cause team taught an origami class at the Westchester Children’s Museum on March 30th from
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About the Westchester Children’s Museum:
Vibrant, Colorful, Interactive Place for Play and Discovery
The Westchester Children’s Museum offers hands-on exhibits and programs for pre-schoolers through middle schoolers, in a safe and welcoming environment
We had another wonderful visit to the Hope House in Port Chester, NY, where we taught origami to the group there.
“HOPE House is a place where people recovering from behavioral health conditions find the support and resources they need to pursue their goals and dreams. The clubhouse program focuses on the abilities and talents of its members concentrating on wellness, recovery and opportunities.”
Please considering donating to a great cause: Donate to the Hope House
And we are back! Abigail, Micah and Evan share their latest origami tutorials on our YouTube channel. Hope you enjoy!
We loved our experiences at the Hope House and they did, too! So, we returned for a 3rd time to teach new origami designs.
“HOPE House is a place where people recovering from behavioral health conditions find the support and resources they need to pursue their goals and dreams. The clubhouse program focuses on the abilities and talents of its members concentrating on wellness, recovery
Please considering donating to a great cause: Donate to the Hope House
