What are the responsibilities and job description for the Volunteer Artist Opportunity – Help Tell the Story of Ryther position at Ryther?
Ryther is a recognized leader in behavioral health services for Washington state children and their families facing complex challenges. We are dedicated to providing comprehensive services and innovative treatments. We guide, coach and teach so that every child and family we work with may experience new ways of thinking, develop positive relationships, and realize a better life.
Founded in 1885, Ryther is one of the region's most enduring nonprofit organizations serving vulnerable children and their families. As a thought-leader in our field, we evolved from the traditional orphanage model in the 1930s and refocused our mission to treat troubled children using innovative and proven therapeutic techniques.
Today, we serve children and adolescents referred by parents, physicians, state agencies, courts, schools and other providers working with children. We have expanded our services to include programs and solutions for families with children who have challenges stemming from trauma, mental illness, substance abuse, Autism Spectrum Disorders, or adjustment issues with school, peers or parents.
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Volunteer Artist Opportunity – Help Tell the Story of Ryther
Ryther is seeking a volunteer artist to create original artwork that captures the spirit of our mission, our beautiful 9-acre campus, and the youth we serve.
For more than a century, Ryther has supported children, youth, and families through innovative mental and behavioral health services. While we often share stories about the impact of our work, we intentionally do not feature identifiable clients in our marketing and communications materials out of respect for privacy and confidentiality.
We are looking for an artist who can help us tell that story in a creative and meaningful way.
Project Overview
We are seeking original artwork that depicts youth engaging with the natural beauty, safety, and sense of community found on Ryther's campus. The artwork may portray scenes of healing, connection, growth, recreation, learning, or reflection and should reflect the hope and possibility that Ryther strives to provide.
Artists are welcome to work in the medium of their choice, including
Selected artwork may be featured in
What You'll Gain
Learn more about Ryther at
www.ryther.org
Founded in 1885, Ryther is one of the region's most enduring nonprofit organizations serving vulnerable children and their families. As a thought-leader in our field, we evolved from the traditional orphanage model in the 1930s and refocused our mission to treat troubled children using innovative and proven therapeutic techniques.
Today, we serve children and adolescents referred by parents, physicians, state agencies, courts, schools and other providers working with children. We have expanded our services to include programs and solutions for families with children who have challenges stemming from trauma, mental illness, substance abuse, Autism Spectrum Disorders, or adjustment issues with school, peers or parents.
,
Volunteer Artist Opportunity – Help Tell the Story of Ryther
Ryther is seeking a volunteer artist to create original artwork that captures the spirit of our mission, our beautiful 9-acre campus, and the youth we serve.
For more than a century, Ryther has supported children, youth, and families through innovative mental and behavioral health services. While we often share stories about the impact of our work, we intentionally do not feature identifiable clients in our marketing and communications materials out of respect for privacy and confidentiality.
We are looking for an artist who can help us tell that story in a creative and meaningful way.
Project Overview
We are seeking original artwork that depicts youth engaging with the natural beauty, safety, and sense of community found on Ryther's campus. The artwork may portray scenes of healing, connection, growth, recreation, learning, or reflection and should reflect the hope and possibility that Ryther strives to provide.
Artists are welcome to work in the medium of their choice, including
- Painting
- Illustration
- Digital art
- Mixed media
- Photography-based artwork
- Other visual arts mediums
Selected artwork may be featured in
- Ryther website and digital communications
- Marketing and promotional materials
- Event displays and presentations
- Annual reports and donor communications
- Campus exhibits and signage
What You'll Gain
- An opportunity to use your artistic talents to support youth mental health
- Exposure through Ryther publications, events, and website
- Recognition as a creative partner supporting a community nonprofit
- Volunteer service documentation, if requested
- The chance to leave a lasting visual legacy that helps tell Ryther's story
- Passion for art, storytelling, and community impact
- Ability to create work that reflects youth, healing, hope, and connection
- Willingness to collaborate with Ryther staff to understand our mission and campus
- Artists of all experience levels are encouraged to inquire
Learn more about Ryther at
www.ryther.org