Project Return, Inc.

03/30/2026

💚 Today is World Bipolar Day 💚

At Project Return, we recognize the strength, resilience, and individuality of those living with bipolar disorder. This day is about more than awareness. It is about understanding, compassion, and connection.

Bipolar disorder is often misunderstood, yet so many in our community navigate its challenges every day while building meaningful, creative, and fulfilling lives. With the right support, acceptance, and resources, recovery is not only possible. It is powerful.

Our clubhouse is a place where members can be themselves, share their experiences, and find a sense of belonging without judgment. Through connection, creativity, and community, we work together to break down stigma and lift each other up.

Let today be a reminder that no one has to walk this journey alone.

💬 We invite you to join the conversation. Share a message of support, a personal story, or something you have learned about bipolar disorder.

03/30/2026

March 30 is .

Let’s come together to raise awareness, foster understanding, and eliminate the stigma surrounding bipolar disorder. 💙

Bipolar disorder affects 5.7 million adults in the U.S. each year—education and support can make a meaningful difference.

Project Return is proud to be a safe, supportive place in the Tampa community for individuals living with mental health conditions, including bipolar disorder.

For resources and support, visit .

03/30/2026

03/30/2026

Reaching out for help is a sign of strength—please keep going. connects young adults to resources for mental health and substance use, and a supportive community. Visit samhsa.gov/recoverme

03/19/2026

🖼️ We are excited to share that four Project Return artists sold their artwork at the Gasparilla Festival of the Arts!

Moments like this are powerful. When our members share their creativity with the community, it builds confidence, connection, and pride in their work.

A huge thank you to Arts4All Florida for including Project Return artists in their tent and creating space for their art to be seen and celebrated. Your support helps amplify the voices and talents of artists living with mental illness.

Did you know you can own a piece of Project Return artwork? Just like the pieces featured at Gasparilla, custom prints of any Project Return artwork can be ordered at www.projectreturnart.org

Every purchase supports our artists and helps continue the mission of Project Return: providing a safe, supportive community where people living with mental illness can connect, create, and enrich their lives.

03/19/2026

🌼 🪴 Last week, our Project Return Tampa artists celebrated National Plant a Flower Day in the most creative way—by painting and potting their very own flowers! With the help of our amazing interns Tiffany and Madeline, and Program Assistant Emma, members planted daisies and forget-me-nots 🌼💙

We love seeing creativity bloom in new ways, and we can’t wait to watch these flowers grow right alongside our artists’ talents.

03/19/2026

🍀 St. Patrick’s Day fun at Project Return Tampa!

This week, our studio was full of creativity, community, and a little extra luck as we celebrated St. Patrick’s Day together! Our artists enjoyed festive treats and great company 💚

Moments like these remind us that art is about more than what we create—it’s about the joy we share along the way.

03/14/2026

Creativity in Action at Project Return!

Last week in our art classes, members got creative making colorful beaded keychains and shrink plastic charms crafted from recycled plastic. It was amazing to see everyone’s creativity come to life while turning everyday materials into something fun and meaningful.

These classes are more than just art—they’re opportunities for self-expression, connection, and confidence-building in a supportive community. And judging by the smiles (and the awesome keychains!), our members had a great time.

Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make it such a fun session! 💙

03/06/2026

Today we celebrate the incredible team behind Project Return.

On Employee Appreciation Day, we want to recognize the staff who show up every day with compassion, patience, and dedication to support our members on their recovery journeys. Their work goes far beyond daily tasks. They create a safe, welcoming space where individuals living with mental illness can build connections, express themselves, and rediscover purpose.

Because of their commitment, Project Return is more than a program. It is a community where people are seen, heard, and valued.

To our amazing team: thank you for the heart you bring to this work every single day. Your impact changes lives.

03/02/2026

Join us this Saturday and Sunday in downtown Tampa at the Julian B Lane Riverfront Park for the FREE Raymond James Gasparilla Festival of the Arts. Arts4All Florida will join over 250 artists from around the country in one of the premiere arts festivals in the world. Shop artwork from some of our best artists and see live demos! Visit https://gasparillaarts.com/event-overview/ for more info on planning your visit and parking.

Arts4All Florida is excited to continue our Partnership with Project Return Tampa and their AMAZING artists! Learn more about Project Return’s art programs at https://www.projectreturn.org/page/page/1092841.htm

03/02/2026

What a weekend!

Project Return member artists were featured with Arts4All Florida at the Gasparilla Festival of the Arts — and the response was amazing.

We’re especially thrilled to share this photo of Kathy P. with her artwork on display. There’s nothing better than seeing our artists celebrated in the community..

Congratulations to all of our talented artists!

03/01/2026

🧡 Today is Self-Injury Awareness Day (SIAD)—a global day dedicated to raising awareness about self-injury and reducing the stigma around mental health and emotional distress. This day encourages compassion, understanding, and open conversation so no one feels alone in their struggles. 🧡

At Project Return, we believe in the healing power of community and creative expression. Things like art can help us explore difficult emotions, connect with others, and find peace in vulnerability. For many of our members, Project Return is a safe space to express what might feel too heavy to put into words.

You matter. Your story matters.

Today, and every day, we stand with individuals who have experienced emotional pain, self-injury, or mental health challenges and affirm that healing and support are possible.

If you or someone you know is struggling: reach out, listen without judgment, and consider professional support—it’s okay to ask for help.