Art of Transformation 2025 – Thank You!
Thursday, September 18, 2025 | 6:00-8:00 pm |📍 True Reformer Building
Our annual signature event celebrated creative healing, community, and positive change.
Highlights included over 100 original artworks by our clients, a performance from our Dance/Movement Therapy program, and an inspiring evening at the historic True Reformer Building. Proceeds from artwork sales supported McClendon Center’s mission to enhance the health and well-being of DC’s most vulnerable residents.
Special thanks to the Public Welfare Foundation for generously hosting Aot 2025 at the historic True Reformer Building.
Thank You for Joining Us!
We are deeply grateful to everyone who attended, donated, or helped make the evening possible. Your support makes a real difference in our community at a time it is sorely needed.
Looking Ahead to 2026
We’re excited for what’s next! Stay tuned for upcoming opportunities to come together, celebrate, and support mental health and our mission.
What is Art of Transformation?
Each year, community members gather to immerse themselves in a showcase of original client artwork while supporting McClendon Center’s vital mission to support and empower people on the journey to becoming their best selves.
- Supporting Healing Through Art: Discovering how art is a tool for recovery and expression
- Being Inspired by Our Clients: Meeting the talented individuals whose stories and creations inspire hope
- Perusing and Purchasing Artwork: Finding unique pieces to cherish while supporting a meaningful cause
- Connecting with the Community: Mingling with fellow supporters, staff, and friends in a vibrant, welcoming setting
- Giving Back: Gaining insight into McClendon Center’s work and contributing to a brighter future for those we serve
Thank You to Our Generous Sponsors!
We would not be able to put on such a great event without
the support of our community of sponsors.
Community Champions

Xavier Baker
Changemakers
Dr. Steven Steury
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Advocates

Helping Hands
Raffle Sponsors





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