365 for Kids Community Showcases

A Year-Round Place to Celebrate Children’s Creativity

365 for Kids collaborates with libraries, schools, homeschool communities, afterschool programs, nonprofit organizations, cultural centers, and other organizations that create meaningful learning experiences for children.

After hosting a 365 for Kids activity, a participating organization and 365 for Kids may work together to create a dedicated Community Showcase page.

With the required permissions, Community Showcases may feature selected artwork, writing, reflections, and photographs of child-created projects that do not reveal unnecessary personal information.

Each page highlights the work of the participating organization and gives children, families, and the wider community a lasting place to view and celebrate what was created.

How Community Showcases Work

  1. The organization chooses and hosts a 365 for Kids activity.
  2. Children create artwork, writing, reflections, or other suitable projects.
  3. The organization confirms the required permissions and selects materials for possible publication.
  4. The organization and 365 for Kids coordinate the secure submission of the materials.
  5. Approved materials are prepared and added to the organization’s Community Showcase page in scheduled batches.

A Community Showcase is optional and is separate from participation in the annual 365 for Kids programs.

Materials must not be sent through the general Partnership Interest Form. A separate submission and permission process will be provided before any child-created work is collected.