Since 1997 the International Child Art Foundation has served as the leading art and creativity organization for American children and their international counterparts. More...

December 22, 2011 — Kids design creative gifts for holidays, reports Cherry Hill Courier Post More...

November 21, 2011 — United States Sports Academy honors ICAF founder with Distinguished Service Award. More…

October 5, 2011 — WACOM's "A Thousand Forests" contest promotes creativity and philanthropy for all ages. You can win a prize too! Press release (download PDF 133Kb)

October 1, 2011 — Order your copy of ChildArt magazine on the World Children’s Festival 2011
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You certainly have identified a very important area of concern for the education and development of children.
Dr. Rebecca Gail Isbell, Director, Center of Excellence in Early Childhood Education East Tennessee University and author, "Creativity and the Arts of Young Children"
What you are doing reflects such a refreshingly integrated view of children's development -- a much-needed perspective in a time when children's growth and learning often seem to be approached in a very reductionistic, fragmented way.
Dr. Martha Farrell Erickson, Director, Center for Early Education & Development University of Minnesota
The positive message of peace and hope promised by the International Child Art Foundation is commendable and worthy of great recognition. (November 2, 2003)
Lt. Gen. Joseph Cosumano, Jr., Commanding General US Army Space and Missile Defense Command
I am grateful to organizations like the International Child Art Foundation that give us the opportunity to see the world
through the eyes of our nation’s young people.
Hillary Rodham Clinton, US Secretary of State (2009-present), US Senator (2001-2008), First Lady (1993-2000)
We can all learn from the children of the world and realize that our next generation has the passion, creativity and empathy to shape the future and build a better world.

Vice Admiral John P. Currier, Deputy Commandant for Mission Support, United States Coast Guard  at the World Children's Award Banquet, Washington, DC on June 19, 2011