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2020 Holiday Giving Campaign
This giving season, give the gift of mental health.
In Japanese culture, a crane is known as the "bird of happiness." Origami cranes have become symbols of peace, hope, joy, and healing in challenging times. If 1,000 were folded, it is said your dreams will come true. Our dream at MHA is to continue improving the mental health and wellness of our community and beyond. Please help us make our dream come true by spreading peace, hope, and healing this holiday season with your donation. Watch a beautiful video HERE about the symbolism of 1,000 cranes.
Every donation will receive an original print thank you card designed by local artist, Richard Biemann. Inside each card will be a handmade paper crane ornament, folded with care by our MHA staff and volunteers. If you donate over $50, we will send an additional card and crane to someone of your choice. (Please include their name, address, and a message you wish shared with them in the section below.)
We thank you for your incredible generosity at whatever level matches your giving ability!
HELP US SEND OUT 1,000 CRANES
Stay tuned to our social media channels along the way to track the MHA cranes' flight!
Also visit our 1,000 Cranes YouTube Playlist to learn more about why we chose 1,000 cranes as our theme for giving.
CORPORATE GIVING
Any business that donates over $1,000 will receive a complimentary mental health workshop for their workplace and a customized booklet for employee self-care this winter season. Give your employees the gift of mental health! Please contact Julie at 920-458-3951 or julie@mhasheboygan.org for more information.
About the Artist
Richard Biemann is a member of Sheboygan Visual Artists and an MHA supporter. His art journey began with photography and has grown to include drawing, painting, and printmaking using a variety of media. Origami Crane is a digital photograph overpainted by hand using water-soluble pastel crayons.