Decorate your home or office with this one-of-a-kind original Riley Kid artwork! This masterpiece features an array of melted crayons in multiple directions. This artwork was created through the Art Therapy Program.

Artist: (Anonymous)

Canvas measures 16" x 20" and is stretched on a durable wooden frame. Painting comes ready to hang.

Sometimes, words are not enough, and art can become a vehicle to express one's inner feelings. The Art Therapy Program at Riley at IU Health helps children process the most challenging circumstances and emotions.

By exploring their natural capacity for art-making, children can enhance their own mental, physical and emotional wellness. Art therapists use the creative process to:

• Process physical and emotional healing
• Express feelings about illness, medical treatment or traumatic experiences
• Provide a sense of control and mastery
• Provide grief and bereavement counseling
• Reduce anxiety and depression while building resiliency
• Foster self-awareness and increase self-esteem
• Increase positive coping and problem-solving skills
• Enhance overall quality of life

The program is completely funded by generous contributions from the community through the Riley Children's Foundation, allowing Riley at IU Health to provide assessment, mental health counseling and treatment to children and adults of all ages at no cost to our patients and families.

Donated by Riley Children's Foundation

Decorate your home or office with this one-of-a-kind original Riley Kid artwork and show your support with this logoed T-shirt!

This masterpiece features a Riley kid's finger painting in lighter swirls of colors. This artwork was created through the Art Therapy Program. Artwork comes paired with a brand new Nike Dri-fit T-shirt, size M, that has the Riley wagon logo on the upper right side.

Artist: Delani Carlton - New Albany, IN
Canvas measures 8" x 10" ( 11.5" x 9.5" in blue frame) and comes ready to hang.

Sometimes, words are not enough, and art can become a vehicle to express one's inner feelings. The Art Therapy Program at Riley at IU Health helps children process the most challenging circumstances and emotions.

By exploring their natural capacity for art-making, children can enhance their own mental, physical and emotional wellness. Art therapists use the creative process to:

• Process physical and emotional healing
• Express feelings about illness, medical treatment or traumatic experiences
• Provide a sense of control and mastery
• Provide grief and bereavement counseling
• Reduce anxiety and depression while building resiliency
• Foster self-awareness and increase self-esteem
• Increase positive coping and problem-solving skills
• Enhance overall quality of life

The program is completely funded by generous contributions from the community through the Riley Children's Foundation, allowing Riley at IU Health to provide assessment, mental health counseling and treatment to children and adults of all ages at no cost to our patients and families.

Donated by Riley Children's Foundation

Decorate your home or office with this one-of-a-kind original Riley Kid artwork!

This masterpiece features a Riley kid's finger painting creating a mountain of colored swirls. This artwork was created through the Art Therapy Program.

Artist: Delani Carlton - New Albany, IN

Canvas measures 8" x 10" ( 11.5" x 9.5" in blue frame) and comes ready to hang.

Sometimes, words are not enough, and art can become a vehicle to express one's inner feelings. The Art Therapy Program at Riley at IU Health helps children process the most challenging circumstances and emotions.

By exploring their natural capacity for art-making, children can enhance their own mental, physical and emotional wellness. Art therapists use the creative process to:

• Process physical and emotional healing
• Express feelings about illness, medical treatment or traumatic experiences
• Provide a sense of control and mastery
• Provide grief and bereavement counseling
• Reduce anxiety and depression while building resiliency
• Foster self-awareness and increase self-esteem
• Increase positive coping and problem-solving skills
• Enhance overall quality of life

The program is completely funded by generous contributions from the community through the Riley Children's Foundation, allowing Riley at IU Health to provide assessment, mental health counseling and treatment to children and adults of all ages at no cost to our patients and families.

Donated by Riley Children's Foundation

Gallop to a victory. This horseracing board game has you race against other jockeys to reach the finish line first. It combines dice, cards, and little pegged horses that are full of nostalgic charm. This wooden board is handcrafted in Indiana and features the Riley Children's wagon logo engraved in the center.

This game is fun and easy to learn. Great for the whole family. Rules are shown in the second picture.

This piece measures 2ft 10" x 1ft 6". Includes: game board, nine horse pegs, 2 dice, deck of cards and instruction sheet.

Donated by Hoosier Laser.

Give a monetary gift to have a license plate acknowledging your gift attached to a Riley wagon that is used at the hospital.

The Riley red wagon represents the family-centered care provided at Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health. Red wagons help families navigate Riley Hospital, and bring children smiles during what can be a stressful time.

With your philanthropic support, you or your group can name a wagon. A license plate acknowledging your contribution will be attached to the back of a wagon and you will receive a duplicate copy of the plate. Wagons are named for the duration of their circulation at the hospital, up to one year. Based on inventory, named wagons may be new or gently used.

Funds from named wagons are used to support Riley Hospital's greatest needs. Upon request, a donor can direct funds to patient care, pediatric research or family support programs such as Child Life. A portion of each donation ($200) provides maintenance for wagons.

License plate design

• No more than three lines (maximum 40 characters per line)
• Graphics can be included (school/business logo with permission; no personal photos)
• Riley Children's Foundation reserves the right to change/edit plate language for any existing or former wagon
• Note: Due to space limitations only one wagon will be named/plated per gift and/or donor

Wagon Release

• Donors have the opportunity to release the wagon into fleet
• Wagon releases occur approximately four weeks after donation receipt and plate approval
• Once a wagon is released, it is a piece of medical equipment at Riley Hospital and Riley Children's Foundation cannot accommodate requests to locate.

Corporations can give a monetary gift to have a license plate acknowledging your partnership attached to a Riley wagon.

The Riley red wagon represents the family-centered care provided at Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health. Red wagons help families navigate Riley Hospital, and bring children smiles during what can be a stressful time.

With your philanthropic support, you or your group can name a wagon. A license plate acknowledging your contribution will be attached to the back of a wagon and you will receive a duplicate copy of the plate. Wagons are named for the duration of their circulation at the hospital, up to one year. Based on inventory, named wagons may be new or gently used.

Funds from named wagons are used to support Riley Hospital's greatest needs. Upon request, a donor can direct funds to patient care, pediatric research or family support programs such as Child Life. A portion of each donation ($200) provides maintenance for wagons.

License plate design

• No more than three lines (maximum 40 characters per line)
• Graphics can be included (school/business logo with permission; no personal photos)
• Riley Children's Foundation reserves the right to change/edit plate language for any existing or former wagon
• Note: Due to space limitations only one wagon will be named/plated per gift and/or donor

Wagon Release

• Donors have the opportunity to release the wagon into fleet
• Wagon releases occur approximately four weeks after donation receipt and plate approval
• Once a wagon is released, it is a piece of medical equipment at Riley Hospital and Riley Children's Foundation cannot accommodate requests to locate