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Our connection with Avery began through an extraordinary act of generosity. In July, she selected The Yellow Tulip Project as the nonprofit beneficiary of her heART Print Club, donating the month’s proceeds to support our work. Then, Avery sent us her beautiful tulip artwork, and we were in awe. We immediately felt a connection to […]

Sometimes, the most meaningful reminders of our impact come to us unexpectedly. This summer, Madeline “Maddie” Rose spent five weeks at the Exeter Summer program at Phillips Exeter Academy, where a chance connection with Margo Walsh, founder of MaineWorks and a longtime friend of The Yellow Tulip Project, introduced her to YTP and our mission

Artist Statement: After watching videos and reading articles about the impact pets had on humans with mental health problems, I was inspired to create a piece that explored how the positive impact animals had on humans could restore hope and relief for peoples’ lives. I took inspiration from the movie Superman and depicted the dog

Artist Statement: “In order to depict different emotions, I wanted to show my interpretation of social anxiety. By taking inspiration from my own struggles, I portrayed this through the eyes of the main person (on the left). Her eyes are watery, has little veins, but the paper over her face is a smile that she

In an environment where societal pressure is normal, Yejin often feels trapped in her circumstances, as her social anxiety doesn’t seem to be tamed in Korea. She wrote a collection of poems to convey her suffocation, trying to find a way to enunciate her feelings through written works. She wrote “My Ocean” as a tribute