40 Assets Art Exhibit – 2010 Enjoy a special exhibit of 40 paintings by 40 local organizations each depicting one of the 40 assets. The paintings were created by 100 artists ages 4 years through senior citizens. They are on display this summer at City Hall, 5005 Minnetonka Blvd. on the third floor. The project…
Thanks to the artists who created the fabulous 40 canvases that are now displayed on the 40 assets poster. The original art is on display through July at the Starbucks at Excelsior & Grand. Check back to see the exhibit schedule beyond July. To find out how to obtain a copy of the poster email Karen….
The 40 asset paintings created by artists from 40 local organizations are on display at Starbucks at Excelsior & Grand until the end of July. This special exhibit depicts a tapestry of support for young people in St. Louis Park. Children First, a citywide initiative that brings out the best in St. Louis Park kids,…
Four Girl Scouts working toward their Silver Award are helping Children First create an inspiring way to share the message about the 40 developmental assets, which are character-building traits young people need to be successful. Mariah, Jenna, Ali and Kelsey from St. Louis Park Girl Scout Troop 10297 have contacted 40 organizations in St. Louis…
Four Girl Scouts working toward their Silver Award are helping Children First create an inspiring way to share the message about the 40 developmental assets. Mariah, Jenna, Ali and Kelsey from St. Louis Park Girl Scout Troop 10297 have contacted 40 organizations in St. Louis Park asking them to paint a canvas depicting one of…
The name Children First is a bit deceiving because Children First is really about changing the behavior of adults. We need everyone on the team and using the positive lens of the 40 Developmental Assets to help raise our youth. In St. Louis Park we focus on the assets which outline the relationships, experiences and expectations young people need to thrive.
Snail Mail To: 6311 Wayzata Blvd. St. Louis Park, MN 55416
Phone:952-928-6075
Website:children-first.org
