Help a Beloved Muralist Recover After a Stroke

For decades, Alexander Austin has transformed blank walls into breathtaking works of art, bringing color, culture, and inspiration to communities far and wide. His murals tell stories, evoke emotions, and have become landmarks that generations cherish. But today, he faces a heartbreaking challenge—one that threatens not just his career but his very livelihood.

Recently, Alexander Austin suffered a severe stroke that left him paralyzed on his right side, making it impossible for him to continue painting. As an artist who has spent his life creating with his hands, this has been a devastating blow. He now lives with his sister and is now facing a long and difficult journey of rehabilitation, medical treatments, and adapting to a new way of life.

Like many artists, Alexander Austin relied on his work to sustain himself. With his ability to paint taken away, he is left with mounting medical bills, therapy expenses, and daily living costs. Your generosity will help cover:

>Medical treatments & rehabilitation to regain as much mobility as possible, $10,778. Institute of Neurological Recovery

>Adaptive art tools & therapy to explore new ways of creating, $1,648.

>Daily living expenses for 12 months while he navigates this challenging transition, $10,348

>Potential home modifications to accommodate his new physical needs, $7,400.