Speech Recovery Pathways Announces First Annual Art Competition to Support Stroke and Brain Injury Survivors

LOS ANGELES - Aug. 28, 2024 - PRLog -- Orange County, CA – Speech Recovery Pathways (SRP), a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering stroke and brain injury survivors through communication support and community reintegration, is thrilled to announce its first annual Art Competition. This exciting event is designed to celebrate the creative talents of survivors and their supporters while raising funds to continue SRP's vital mission.

Event Details
The competition is open to entries in two categories: SURVIVORS and SUPPORTERS. Participants can submit two-dimensional artwork electronically to SRPArtComp@gmail.com by midnight on September 16, 2024. There is a $25 entry fee for the first artwork and $15 for each additional entry, with a limit of three entries per artist. Winners will be chosen from the finalists by an online public vote, which will take place from September 23-27, 2024.

Winning artwork will be featured on SRP's social media platforms, website, and ArtShops swag, showcasing the remarkable talents of our community. Additionally, sponsors of the event will be recognized on flyers, social media posts related to the competition, the SRP website, and on ArtShops swag along with the winning artworks. Sponsors will also be highlighted in SRP's "Let's Thank Our Sponsors" Instagram series.

Supporting a Meaningful Cause
All funds raised through entry fees, sponsorships, and swag sales will directly support SRP's programs, which provide essential resources such as aphasia support groups, memory and problem-solving groups, Parkinson's groups, caregiver support groups, partner training for couples, and yoga and fitness groups. SRP's mission is to offer ongoing communication practice, build confidence, and help survivors connect with others on their journey to recovery.

A Message from Our Founder, Ted W. Baxter
"I know firsthand the challenges of living with stroke and aphasia, and the importance of having a supportive community," said Ted W. Baxter, founder of Speech Recovery Pathways. "This art competition is a wonderful opportunity for survivors and supporters alike to express themselves creatively, connect with others, and raise awareness for the cause. We're excited to see the amazing artwork that will be submitted and to celebrate the resilience and talent of our participants."

Join Us and Make a Difference
Speech Recovery Pathways invites the community to participate in the competition, vote for their favorite entries, and consider becoming a sponsor. Together, we can make a lasting impact on the lives of stroke and brain injury survivors. For more information about the event, entry guidelines, and sponsorship opportunities, please visit Speech Recovery Pathway's website.

Our programs offer critical communication practice, confidence-building, and community connection, ensuring that no one has to navigate recovery alone.