Local high school students and their teachers recently joined forces with residents of Atrium Village, a senior living community in Owings Mills, to collaborate on an Art with a Heart community service project.
Founded in 2000, Art with a Heart is a Baltimore-based nonprofit with the mission of enhancing the lives of people in need through visual art.
At Art with a Heart’s headquarters in the Woodberry-Hampden area, Atrium residents, students and teachers painted flowers for a mural to be featured at My Sister’s Place Women’s Center, which is Baltimore’s longest-serving day shelter and resource center for women and children experiencing homelessness and poverty.
The two-hour event on Dec. 16 was part of the Art Experience Program at the newly renovated Atrium Village.
Atrium Village residents spent time with volunteer high school students at Art with a Heart painting flowers for a mural to be placed at My Sister’s Place Women’s Center in Baltimore. 
Atrium Village residents spent time with volunteer high school students at Art with a Heart painting flowers for a mural to be placed at My Sister’s Place Women’s Center in Baltimore. 
Atrium Village residents spent time with volunteer high school students at Art with a Heart painting flowers for a mural to be placed at My Sister’s Place Women’s Center in Baltimore. 
Atrium Village residents spent time with volunteer high school students at Art with a Heart painting flowers for a mural to be placed at My Sister’s Place Women’s Center in Baltimore. 
Atrium Village residents spent time with volunteer high school students at Art with a Heart painting flowers for a mural to be placed at My Sister’s Place Women’s Center in Baltimore. 
Atrium Village residents spent time with volunteer high school students at Art with a Heart painting flowers for a mural to be placed at My Sister’s Place Women’s Center in Baltimore. 
Atrium Village residents spent time with volunteer high school students at Art with a Heart painting flowers for a mural to be placed at My Sister’s Place Women’s Center in Baltimore. 
Atrium Village residents spent time with volunteer high school students at Art with a Heart painting flowers for a mural to be placed at My Sister’s Place Women’s Center in Baltimore.
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