What is the Veterans Art Scholarship?The Veterans Art Scholarship was created to provide our Nations Heroes with the healing power of art and camaraderie. Classes and Workshops have been made available at no charge to our Veteran community worldwide. Veterans can participate at the North Port Art Center or attend virtual classes. This program is designed to encourage veterans to utilize art therapy as a coping tool to help with the struggles from their time in the service.
We are dedicated to the mental wellness of our veterans as well as the rest of our community. The Veterans Art Scholarship was made possible by donations and calendar sales of "Art of War". Your support and donations make this program possible. Please donate below. |
David Bradley and Phillip Moore during Veterans Collage Workshop
Veterans enjoying time and a snack during Veterans Pen & Ink Workshop
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How to participate?
If you are a veteran and wish participate, fill out the form below. You will receive a phone call or email from a North Port Art Center representative to discuss the program.
If you know a veteran that can benefit from this program, please share this with them and encourage them to apply.
Recipients of this scholarship are limited to one completed curriculum per calendar year. Participants must provide a copy of their DD-214.
Any further questions should be directed to the North Port Art Center. 941-423-6460. Thank you so much.
If you know a veteran that can benefit from this program, please share this with them and encourage them to apply.
Recipients of this scholarship are limited to one completed curriculum per calendar year. Participants must provide a copy of their DD-214.
Any further questions should be directed to the North Port Art Center. 941-423-6460. Thank you so much.
What classes are included in the scholarship?
All the classes in our current curriculum are available. Including Zoom. If supplies are needed, we will provide a starter set of supplies also. Each veteran will have personalized experience according to their needs. For a list of class and class descriptions, please click below.
Any further question please call 941-423-6460.
Any further question please call 941-423-6460.
Veterans Workshop
Gai BarettGai is the first recipient of the Sgt. Phillip S. Moore Veterans Art Scholarship. Gai is well deserving of the benefits of healing power of art. She has been a member since 2016 and has recently began to take classes again. Gai was also a volunteer. Gai was in isolation for 2 years due to the pandemic. Gai served in the US Army Security Agency (ASA) 1974-1977 E5 Served overseas in NE Turkey during Cold War (1974-1975).
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Gai Barett on the right.
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