Abrakadoodle’s annual franchise conference focused on dreamy programs, outreach and achievements Sterling, VA, November 2017 — Abrakadoodle’s annual conference “Dreams Take Flight,” held November 3-5 at the National Harbor in Oxon Hill, MD, celebrated Abrakadoodle’s dreamy impact on its students; franchise owner dreams and achievements, as well as best practices and trends in art education….
Sterling, VA, May 9, 2017 – Abrakadoodle is pleased to welcome Carrie Turner, who is launching her new art education business in Savannah. She is bringing award-winning creative, mobile art programs to benefit children and adults. The entrepreneurial artist moved to Savannah with her husband Taylor, having fallen in love with the city’s historic charm….
After just one year as an Abrakadoodle franchise owner, Patricia Schon embraced the opportunity to seek out a worthy program in her community to provide free art programming in support of Abrakadoodle’s 2017 national Arts for All campaign, and she found their mission very compelling. The Carying Place provides short-term housing, support and training to…
Awarded the Abrakadoodle Arts for All Scholarship during conference 2016, Abrakadoodle of Montgomery, Alabama has launched its grant-sponsored art program to benefit youth at the Brantwood Children’s Home. The Brantwood Children’s Home has since 1917 been providing a safe, stable, structured environment for abused, neglected and other “at risk” youth. At the heART of Arts…
Abrakadoodle is closing 2016 with two additional key media placements, signaling that the art education company is on a very positive track – both in terms of its community impact and business success. Black Enterprise Magazine published an article on December 7, 2016, “Dawna Kelly is Making Magic with Her Abrakadoodle Franchise – How these…
By Rosemarie Hartnett, President, CFE Over the years I have had many conversations with colleagues about family, work and what we think we have really accomplished in life that mattered. As the leader of an art education franchise for children, these reflections came flooding back to me from a very heartfelt place during our last…
A wonderful example of public-private partnerships was evidenced Friday, March 18th as 80 student representatives of the Student Leadership Council (4th – 12th grades) for the Plymouth-Canton Community Schools came together from schools across the district for their last SLC meeting in which they created art with Abrakadoodle. According to Taryn Reid, M.S.Ed, Assistant Director…
