2023 Fairway Cares Take The Leap of Love Young at Art Contest

About 2023 Fairway Cares Take The Leap of Love Young at Art Contest

All artists submitting artwork must be related to a Fairway employee.
Artwork will need to be made on a standard 8.5x11 paper using crayons, colored pencils, paint or markers.
Entrants should draw or paint how they see our initiative Take the Leap of Love - Send a box of Hope. Encouraging employees to sign up for $20 month.
Fairway Cares has launched this initiative to reach people who are facing a critical illness, lose of a loved one or sustained a physical injury.
Take a picture of the artwork and submit it on this website, creating your own page.
A winner will be selected from each category: K-2nd grade, 3rd-5th grade, 6th-8th grade, 9th-12th grade. Prizes will be awarded.
A separate email for each registrant is required.
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One submission per child.
All artwork must be submitted by Tuesday, February 28th 11:59pm.
Artwork will be judged by the Fairway Cares Team.
Winners will be announced March 3rd on website and email.
The winning artwork will be used to create cards in our Care Packages.
Original artwork needs to be mailed to: Fairway Cares, 4750 Biltmore Lane, Madison, WI 53718.
By submitting the artwork you are giving Fairway Cares permission to use the creation in cards and other materials.

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About the Cause

Fairway Core Value #10 - Family-focused. Engaging the younger generation in what we do, while supporting their creativity.

Create a drawing/painting that shows others about the Take a Leap of Love - Send a Box of Hope. Each box Fairway Cares sends out offers love, courage, strength, hope for those suffering from critical illness, loss of a loved one or sustained physical trauma. Sending out the care packages does the heart good!

Did you know your page can honor a loved one you know affected by heart disease? We invite you to include a picture or a story of what that person means to you.

We are honoring Charlie Bell and Randy Cross, dearly loved by Fairway, who both battled heart disease.

Charlie “Oilcan” Bell – November 2, 1944- October 9, 2014 Charlie was a kind, gentle soul who always brought out the best in people he touched. His wit, charm and unshakable sense of humor was what we loved the most about him. He was the most genuine, honest and humble man anyone could hope to call friend! Steve Probst

How Your Support Makes a Difference

Left to right: Randy Cross, Sean Parnell, Ken Pederson, Andy Andrews, Steve Jacobson, Joe Theisen - Randy “RC” Cross – July 22, 1960 - November 9, 2014 A true friend of many but specifically CEO Steve Jacobson and Kirby Bradley –and the man who named FAIRWAY!! We remember Randy as a man with many gifts from God. He possessed the ability to fill with joy any soul he came into contact with. He was a walking embodiment of all that is love. Blessed with the ability to find the positives in the most negative situations, Randy was one of the purest minds on God's earth. In particular he was everything one would need in a father. He allowed his children to live and learn, while providing unconditional support and guidance. A true friend to so many!

So grateful for all the ways that Fairway employees support our packages and financial assistance. Every dollar goes directly to impacting lives.

These carefully selected and packaged items have been known to bring grown men to tears and offer hope during the darkest days.

Thank you for supporting Fairway Cares!