IMPart connects recent Injured Military Personnel with visual arts experiences created for personal enrichment, relaxed social engagement, the improvement and redevelopment of fine motor skills, and expressive catharsis.
In addition to the visual arts, there are programs in writing and performing arts serving varying groups including veterans, current service members, their families, and caregivers.
Army Staff Sergeant Jon Meadows’ story of healing is continuing to spread, and today ABC News published a segment about Jon and the IMPart program for injured military personnel.
Wednesday, April 9 is Spring2ACTion – the 24-hour, online giving event throughout the city of Alexandria – and we’re raising much-needed funds for our IMPART outreach program, a program that provides the powerful and transformative outlet of the visual arts to recently Injured Military Personnel from Ft. Belvoir.
If you missed the reception, we're pleased to announce you'll have another chance: there will be a closing reception for the IMPART exhibit on Sunday, January 5 at 2:00 pm.