The beauty of art meets the wellness of mind in mural art renderings located throughout the city as part of a $100,000 Murals with Meaning initiative.

Hearts 4 Minds brings its latest mural project to Avondale. The mural installation took place throughout November and will be unveiled at Christmas in Avondale on Dec. 3.

Hearts 4 Minds is unveiling a new mural during Christmas in Avondale as part of its Murals with Meaning program at 5:30 pm. Saturday.

Breaking the stigma of mental health through 'art' that uplifts the community. Murals with Meaning highlights 'mental health awareness' and striving to connect those struggling with mental health resources.

Sheryl Johnson, founder of Hearts 4 Minds, sat down with Connor Overbay and the Who Are You podcast to discuss Alex’s story and the creation of Hearts 4 Minds to honor him. Thank you so much to Who Are You for helping us share our message.

Hearts 4 Minds founder Sheryl Johnson recently sat down with the Swan Dive podcast! She discussed Alex’s story and how we’re keeping his memory alive by helping others. A big thank you to Swan Dive for helping us spread our message.

Hearts 4 Minds founder Sheryl Johnson spoke to the Southside Business Men’s Club at Fogo de Chao on August 17, 2022 regarding mental health and the creation of Hearts 4 Minds.

Voyage Jacksonville highlights Sheryl Johnson as Daily Inspiration. Learn more about Sheryl and Hearts 4 Minds.

Sheryl Johnson sat down with Tom McManus of the “The Horse’s Mouth”. The Horse’s Mouth is a unique talk show where Tom’s guests sidle up to his bar to discuss the intersection of sports, business, and life.

Local coffee roaster Haymaker Coffee is teaming up with local nonprofit Hearts 4 Minds to help support the nonprofit’s goal of altering how people look at mental health.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, so it is appropriate that our Positively Jax winner, Sheryl Johnson, and her organization, Hearts4Minds, are in the spotlight.

The Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp has teamed up with ‘Hearts 4 Minds’ and created a community mural focused on the importance of addressing mental health.

The Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp and Hearts 4 Minds, Inc. are excited to create positive change in crafting a community mural designed to bring the entire community of Jacksonville together. The mural is being sponsored by Baptist Health and will be unveiled at 2 p.m. on Sunday, May 30 at 121 Financial Ballpark. Its theme touches on the importance of addressing mental health.

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The club also honored Tabitha Furyk, cofounder of the Jim and Tabitha Furyk Foundation and the Rotary’s 2020 Rock of the Community award recipient. Due to the pandemic, the club was unable to hold its Mineral City Celebration and honor Furyk in 2020. However, the club still directed support toward Furyk’s charity of choice, Alex’s Dragonfly Coalition, which strives to destigmatize and raise awareness about mental health.

Baptist Health is working to get a mental health coordinator for kids and teens in Northeast Florida thanks to the help of the Jim Moran Foundation.

The Foundation has offered to match up to $750,000 dollars in donations to Alex’s Dragonfly Endowment.

Alex Newman died at 22 after a tortuous battle with anxiety and depression. His parents, Sheryl and Todd Johnson of Jacksonville, are now working with the Baptist Health Foundation to establish a behavioral health program to help other struggling youth and young adults.

Sheryl Johnson is on a mission to erase the stigma associated with mental illness after losing her son when he was only 22-years-old.