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Good Works Makeover

O, The Oprah Magazine  |  From the Winter 2005 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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Creating a visually welcoming space

 

With art supplies from Crayola, the new table space will be used for Family Day and Kids for Kids programs. Families and children will come together for whistle-while-you-work assembly lines, making craft kits and "get well" cards, or sewing up and stuffing "surgi-dolls," which doctors and nurses draw on to illustrate upcoming procedures to anxious young patients.

Credits: photographs by Michel Arnaud

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