Our first Warrior of Autism receives his painting of an elephant February 4th, 2019, this boy's painting changes our lives forever

Mackenna's Mission on Facebook follows this little hero as she fights cancer.

Prayers to the families of all heroes lost to vehicle accidents

One of the first of 64 paintings made by Aubre' and Joseph together

Did you know WarPaint Project also celebrates animals lost to cancer?

One of our favorites for Naomi Short but not the 'one'

This painting is five feet long and made from a photo from her relatives who passed away. We celebrate Mary as one of the most fierce Warriors of Breast Cancer in our WarPaint Project

Buffalo Bills fan, Robert Gardenier, drives children to the Buffalo Bills games

Wyatt passed with Cancer in 2020, his community came together to perform burn-outs in his memory

When Savannah passed with Cancer, she left a devastated brother behind, this painting represents their pets embracing in her memory

Bentley loved giraffes, this painting shows his mother giving him a kiss. His death in 2019, was the first of anyone in our project

Nominated by Emily, this is a snow globe (Liz collects them) with a skull made of flowers, butterflies, and peacock feathers

This painting was one of our house favorites, taken off the wall to raise money for our project

Created for Justin, who passed before we created his painting of Pink Floyd's song 'Time' a song he sang with dad

Our painting for Justin arrived the day before his 3rd birthday, and on his 4th birthday his parents donated to WarPaint Project in his memory.

Ayla was born requiring dialysis, fighting until she was nearly two years old. She is our cutest Warrior!

These gifts were fdonated to us by JK Rowling, the Author of Harry Potter. .all the way from London

This painting is made from a reference photo of the sea turtle enclosures holding Titus' ashes that were spread in Jamaica

February 4th, 2019, a painting was made for a friend whose father was diagnosed with stage four cancer that morning.

Each card in this drawing represents a member of their family. This is a drawing that was inserted into a frame that opened into a box that held cards, dice, and poker chips.

The lasso spells FAITH and not truth, but this Warrior was all of both

All of her belongings were lost in a fire, while she continued fighting cancer. Of all the things she cared about losing, her painting among them. Her replacement painting will be made for a cancer free Warrior and fire survivor

This painting was created as a way to raise money for our project, the winner did not want to accept it. Later she would nominate her mother for a Warrior painting which was sent to her the day before she passed.

each feather on the phoenix's tail represents a different kind of bird, each bird representing someone special to Janera/

Acrylic pouring art uses a cup of paint, poured onto the canvas, leaving its design to randomness but somehow all of Joe's Warrior Pour Paintings reveal a small heart

KC gave his fireman;s helmet to a boy named Titus, who he came out of retirement to climb the stairs of a tall building to raise money for

Her story of fighting cancer, of surviving a fire, warrants our recreating her painting that was lost. This is the original and became our logo.

USPS delivered a package for our neighbor, someone we did not know prior. We arranged to have the package picked up. We learned later our neighbor has a son with Down's Syndrome, this is his gift

Warrior of Childhood Cancer survivor cancer free

Landon has battled cancer for 8 of his 11 years, a knight at the very least

A sloth, a goose, a turtle, on a train,

Her son survived cancer, she became a mother to all kids with cancer, her painting shows each of her family members as superheroes

A crown in one hand, butterflies hovering in another, her mom Inika Blue reached out to me to design her painting. Then just an hour later her daughter, age 18. passed.

WE create a painting, we share their Warrior Story, we rally around our Warriors while they fight. Then, we ship them all the gifts we can find, all donated to us, and wait for our Warriors to show us their videos and photos holding their gifts.

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