Jodi House Hosts Annual ‘Paint the Town Blue’ Fundraiser Celebrating Art and Survivors
Jodi House hosted its annual "Paint the Town Blue" community fundraising event at MOXI’s rooftop Sky Garden in Santa Barbara on Wednesday, October 14th. The event aimed to empower brain injury survivors by celebrating their creative spirit through an art…
Santa Barbara Santa Maria San Luis Obispo, CA, September 26, 2026 —
Jodi House, an organization dedicated to supporting brain injury survivors, held its annual “Paint the Town Blue” community fundraising event on Wednesday, October 14th. The event took place at MOXI’s rooftop Sky Garden, located in Santa Barbara.
The primary objective of the “Paint the Town Blue” initiative is to empower individuals who have experienced brain injuries. This year’s event focused on celebrating the creative spirit of these survivors through an art contest. The contest featured artwork created by Jodi House members, providing a platform for them to showcase their talents and artistic expressions.
In addition to celebrating the members’ creativity, the event served as a crucial fundraising effort. The funds raised are intended to support Jodi House’s ongoing programs and services, which aim to assist brain injury survivors in their recovery and rehabilitation journeys. The specific amount raised was not provided in the event summary.
The choice of venue, MOXI’s rooftop Sky Garden, offered a scenic backdrop for the community gathering. The event underscored Jodi House’s commitment to fostering a supportive environment where survivors can thrive and engage with the community. Further details regarding the event’s attendance or specific fundraising outcomes were not included in the provided summary.
Jodi House’s programming typically includes a range of activities designed to enhance cognitive, social, and emotional well-being for brain injury survivors. Events like “Paint the Town Blue” are vital for both raising awareness and securing the necessary financial resources to continue these impactful services. The contractor responsible for organizing specific aspects of the event was not specified.
The tradition of “Paint the Town Blue” highlights the organization’s dedication to recognizing the artistic contributions of its members and generating support for its mission. The event serves as a reminder of the importance of community involvement in supporting individuals affected by brain injuries.
Story summarized from the original created by Lindsey Black for Jodi House Brain Injury Support Center on www.noozhawk.com, see more information here.
