Love Always in Action

Our nonprofit partnerships

For almost two years, Love Always brought the gallery together with a different nonprofit each month. The gallery shared each organization’s work through its channels, helping introduce its mission to the community, and collaborated with it throughout the month.

Sales of Love Always artworks during that month helped support the participating organization. The collection created a connection between people choosing art for their homes and organizations helping others through food, housing, education, care, and community support.

The organizations shown here are part of that history. Their different missions reflect the many ways love can become action.

Meet our Partners in Love

The first eight nonprofit organizations in the Love Always partnership directory.
Eight more nonprofit organizations in the Love Always partnership directory.

Love Always Card Installation

Millburn Free Library · August 3–29, 2026

At Millburn Free Library, a Love Always artwork card became an invitation to pause and share what love means. Visitors chose a card, responded to a question with words or drawings, and added their contribution to a shared display.

Children, teens, and adults brought different voices to the installation. What began with individual responses grew into a colorful artwork shaped by the community, creating moments of reflection, connection, and conversation in an everyday public space.

Collection of colorful handwritten notes and cards on a table, expressing love for family members and pets, with various decorations and designs.
Colorful paper notes and cards hanging on a string with Christmas lights inside a room, with a reflection of a window showing greenery outside. There is a sign on top asking, 'What do you love in this world?'

Love Always Postcard Hunt

During summer 2026, packs of Love Always art postcards appeared around Millburn, with location clues shared on social media and a Golden Ticket waiting to be found.

People could discover a card, keep it, collect it, write a message, or pass it to someone else. Instead of asking everyone to come to the gallery, the project brought small pieces of art to places they already visited.

A postcard could become a personal note, a gift, or an unexpected moment of connection. This past project offers a starting point for future collaborations with other communities.

A collection of colorful graffiti-style art cards with various abstract shapes and vibrant patterns, with some featuring the word 'love' in bold lettering.
A red outdoor library box with a glass door filled with books, located on a lawn with a sidewalk and street in the background. A label reads "LittleFreeLibrary.org" with the slogan "Take a Book - Return a Book".

Limited-edition Love bags

Love Always became something people could carry with them through a limited-edition bag campaign supporting The Warehouse NJ.

The bags brought the collection’s colorful artwork into everyday life. An event at the gallery invited members of the community to come together and take part in the campaign, with a portion of the proceeds donated to The Warehouse NJ.

It was another way to connect original art, local participation, and charitable support. These bags belong to a past project and are not currently for sale.

Customized Love bags created for a fundraising collaboration supporting The Warehouse NJ.
Limited-edition Love bags and accessories displayed on the gallery wall during the fundraising campaign.

Love Always Gift Wrap

For a Christmas fundraising campaign, two limited-edition gift wrap designs in different colors were created and printed using artwork from the Love Always collection.

The gallery set up a wrapping area where people could bring their gifts. For $5 per package, each gift was wrapped in a unique Love Always design, and the wrapping fees were donated to a nonprofit organization.

A familiar holiday gesture became a way to share art and support others. The wrapping paper shown here is part of that past campaign and is not currently for sale.

Gifts wrapped in the two custom Love Always paper designs from a past fundraising campaign.
Gifts wrapped in limited-edition Love Always paper at the gallery wrapping table during the Christmas fundraising campaign.

The next chapter: Love Always Month

What do you love the most?

We are developing a school version of Love Always that brings this simple question into conversations between children, their families, and their classmates.

Children would explore the question with someone at home, then draw or write their answer on a card featuring a Love Always artwork. Their cards would come together in a shared school display, showing the different people, places, and experiences that matter to them.

Teachers could use the activity to open conversations about kindness, acceptance, respect, and bullying, with love as the connecting theme. The gallery prepares the card designs and project materials; teachers and parent organizations shape the experience to suit their school.

A school can also explore an agreed fundraising month through its newsletter, with 50% of the proceeds from Love Always artwork purchases during that month donated to the school. The card activity and fundraising partnership can be discussed together or separately.

Bring Love Always to your school

For the press

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