Art To Make a Difference!

Art has a way of lifting spirits, offering calm and a little reprieve from the current situation we are all dealing with.

These 5 paintings have been donated to CLICK by Vancouver artist Gina Sarro, and we hope to find homes for all of them! 100% of the proceeds will go towards programs that assist inner city kids in Vancouver.

For the last 4 Years, Gina has teamed up with CLICK, donating work to help children in Vancouver who are living in poverty. COVID-19 is having a direct impact on all of us, and it is our hope that you will join CLICK and Gina and help us during these unprecedented times to assist the kids in our community who need it now more than ever.

With her distinct style, Gina captures the reflections of water and textures of earth, painting the mountains, ocean, and prairies of the Canadian landscape.

If one of these five original paintings speaks to you, please place a bid and together with Gina, you can make a contribution!

And in case you are out bid or want to help CLICK help kids without a bid, you can always donate directly! Just click the green button on the top right.

CLICK’s mission is to engage the community by raising funds for programs that support inner city kids so they can succeed. At our recent spring granting session we were able to fund 30 local organizations who continue to support their community during the current Covid-19 pandemic.

Over 16 years, CLICK has directed a total of $825,000 to 530 grassroots programs that make a critical difference to kids in need. These are the programs that make sure inner-city kids aren’t going to school hungry, they’re offering safe after-school care programs and providing opportunities for kids to play a sport or pursue their passion.

At CLICK, one of our main priorities is to create awareness around the issues that face Vancouver’s most vulnerable population – inner city kids. Through fundraising, communication, collaboration, and open dialogue, we actively work to increase knowledge and understanding around the central issues that face our youth, including education, poverty, literacy and safety.