About this campaign
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In Columbus, Ohio, an ICU nurse turned to painting amidst the COVID-19 pandemic to grieve the patients lost due to the virus. Another ICU nurse had the idea to turn the painting into a T-shirt fundraiser to give back to the community most heavily affected by COVID-19. Since November 2020, the Hope Blossoms fundraiser has raised over $20,000 for United Way's COVID-19 Community Response Fund. Thank you for sharing in our mission to spread the message of hope and pour back into our community!
Now available.. Check out the link below for Hope Blossoms doggie tees!
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Hope Blossoms founders Craig Dixon and Jessica Curtisi discuss the project with Connie Barden, the Chief Clinical Officer of the American Association of Critical Care Nurses.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6MTupMwBVz0AoxkplO65b8?si=4gu-FOs5QZulq1yntAOGow
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"COVID-19 is a beast. It wreaks havoc on otherwise healthy lungs and makes something as mundane as breathing an impossible feat, sometimes despite the help of a ventilator and medicine.
My heart aches for the patients we have lost. I watch people I once had conversations and made jokes with progressively lose their lungs, kidneys, liver, and even their brain function. Holding a stranger while they take their last breaths in the absence of loved ones feels wrong. I mourn too for the families who don't get to say goodbye, or have to do so with a walkie-talkie on the other side of a glass door.
While social media is filled with fear, anger, and politics over the virus, I want to remember those who have died and their loved ones who are hurting. I'm no artist, but I sat in front of a blank canvas today and painted my heart for those who have died, feeling hopeful, and imagining them finally at rest in heaven with their angel lungs."
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