Artists Invited to Submit Work for Gallery of Hope Fundraiser
- Jun 3
- 2 min read


DILLON — Artists from across Southwest Montana are being invited to share their creativity and support a meaningful cause through the 2026 Gallery of Hope fundraiser benefiting the Women's Resource Center (WRC).
Presented in partnership with Resolute Roots Realty and Vessey Properties, the Gallery of Hope celebrates the healing power of art while raising awareness and support for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. This year's theme, "Inspiring Healing," encourages artists to create works that reflect hope, resilience, recovery, and personal growth.
Original artwork submissions will be accepted through July 13, 2026. Artists of all ages and skill levels are encouraged to participate, with entries welcomed in a variety of mediums including painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, fiber arts, and other forms of creative expression. Each artist may submit up to three original works.
Selected artwork will be displayed throughout the Ruby Valley and Madison Valley from July 20 through August 19, leading up to the Gallery of Hope event on August 22 in Ennis.

Artists who choose to donate their work will have their pieces featured in the event's silent auction, with proceeds directly benefiting the Women's Resource Center and the individuals and families it serves throughout Southwest Montana.
Since 1977, the Women's Resource Center has provided free and confidential services to survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Services include crisis intervention, advocacy, outreach and education, and emergency shelter for survivors and their families.
Submission guidelines and entry forms are available at tinyurl.com/WRCGalleryofHope.
For additional information about artwork submissions or event details, contact Resolute Roots Realty at 406-842-5973 or visit the Resolute Roots Realty or Women's Resource Center Facebook pages.
Organizers encourage community members and artists alike to participate in creating an evening centered on hope, healing, and connection through the power of art.





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