Give Me Shelter Too” Studio Twenty Group of Painters’ Paying it Forward Art Exhibition Art doesn’t just reflect reality — it responds to it. Throughout history, art has shaped how communities understand care, justice, and belonging — turning complex truths into shared responsibility. This exhibition brings together local studio artists reflecting on concepts around belonging, home and homelessness. 100% of proceeds from artwork sales support Safe N Sound, helping sustain the relationships and programs that make safety, dignity, and hope possible. About Safe N Sound Safe N Sound provides safety, warmth, and connection for people experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity, including an overnight warming program running six months each year. Supporting 70+ people daily and 30-50 nightly, their work responds to the reality that 199 neighbours in our counties are currently unhoused. Through programs – such as their 24 hour Warming Program, Neighbourhood Response Team, Palliative Care Navigator, Residential Support Units – to supports varying from harm-reduction, showers, laundry, clothing, meals, advocacy, housing and healthcare access – Safe N Sound walks alongside people with dignity and care. Their work is grounded in the belief that home is more than a place; it’s a sense of community belonging. Thank you to the artists, collectors, and community members whose support turns creativity into care.
Free admission for viewing. Individual paintings for sale are fixed purchase price
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