Mint continues to grow and give back in Detroit. Here’s a half dozen of the ways from the pandemic year.
More beautiful ways Mint practices ‘Generosity All Around’
Tag: youth development
Why Will Langford believes in our new Youth Arts Competition
[space_20] When we leap into something new and big, it helps to bring along an optimist and a make-magic-happen person like Will Langford. Known as Will The Poet, he has a history of helping Mint and our young artists. And he also served as the voice of Michigan State University’s “Empower Extraordinary” campaign. He will use his positive energies and …
Why we are doubling up on creative youth this year
Mint’s spring fundraiser will support our Lucky 13 aspiring artists and so much more goodness.
Knit, sew, sing: Creativity in Complicated Times, pt 3
Focus on learning something new – like knitting. Or create a first resume. Our new ideas for Creativity in Complicated Times are here.
Fly into creative activities during coronavirus shutdowns
Make this time off of school or collage a gift of time. Get started on these creative projects today!
We are creating a beautiful partnership with Arts & Scraps
We are excited about the art supplies, youth jobs and creative activities at a three-month pop up with Arts & Scraps.
Holiday cards: back story and today’s beauties
 Credit or blame Sir Henry Cole for the tradition of sending holiday cards to family or friends. The man who would go on to become the first leader of the Victoria and Albert Museum created what the Smithsonian magazine says is the first Christmas card in 1840. That’s when he realized he did not have enough time to send …