Paintings and Hope

Our family ran Holy Cow!, a Christian food relief ministry that served the poor and marginalized in southwest Montana. We plan a similar effort to extend hope to those we meet who are homeless and struggling in Seattle.

“Our oldest son was missing and homeless for three years. I  hope these paintings will raise awareness about the plight of those who are lost in plain sight, right in front of our eyes.” -Ann

To help fund our ministry, Ann is producing a series of paintings to honor the lives and stories of homeless people that we meet in Seattle.

Similar to the paintings below, Ann will use eco-friendly and recycled materials whenever possible.

Laura, ©1992-2013 Ann M. Snowberger, 28” X 40” acrylic on paper.

Charlotte Ann, ©1992-2013 Ann M. Snowberger, 28” X 40” acrylic on paper, from Diary.

Lynn, ©1992-2013 Ann M. Snowberger, 28” X 40” acrylic on paper, from Diary.

Regina, ©1992-2013 Ann M. Snowberger, 28” X 40” acrylic on paper, from Diary.

Sarah, ©1992-2013 Ann M. Snowberger, 28” X 40” acrylic on paper, from Diary.

Swim Gym, ©1992-2013 Ann M. Snowberger, 28” X 40” acrylic on paper, from Diary.

When Geese Fly South, ©1992-2013 Ann M. Snowberger, 28” X 40” acrylic on paper, from Diary.