Peg’s Gallery is a welcoming public art space where creativity brings people together. Through rotating exhibits, music, and cultural programming, visitors experience art that sparks reflection and deepens connection around mental health.
Located on Peg’s Campus in Hudson, the gallery offers a non-commercial, accessible setting designed for gathering, conversation, and shared experience. Admission is free, and all are welcome to engage with art in a space that values openness, dignity, and connection.
What does it really take to strengthen the mental health workforce and care ecosystem for young people? Last month`s convening of philanthropic funders centered on that single question.
Facilitated by @thebridgespangroup and Dr. Benjamin Miller, alongside @pewtrusts, The Tepper Foundation, and Accelerate the Future — this was a genuine, caring, and innovative group with real momentum toward alignment and action.
This is exactly the kind of collaboration that moves the needle.
When one million people show signs of a mental health crisis in a single week while interacting with AI tools, that`s a signal. 🚨
This morning, Peg`s President & CEO Rick Kellar sat down with @davechudowsky (@WKYC3) to talk about what AI means for people in crisis, and what mental health leaders are doing to get ahead of it.
Rick was recently at the OpenAI headquarters in San Francisco as part of the CEO Alliance for Mental Health — 15 of the nation`s leading organizations, including @NAMIcommunicate, the @apa_org, and the @apapsychiatric— pressing for real guardrails and real accountability.
The opportunity here is enormous, and the people working to get this right are at the table. Watch the full segment and share it with someone who needs to hear this conversation. ➡️ Link in bio.
From warming up with @hudsonkiwanisbaseball players to throwing out the first pitch to @kentstate first-baseman Nate Muncy — it was an unforgettable experience. Thank you to KSU for prioritizing the mental health of college students and for inviting Peg’s to be part of Mental Health Awareness Weekend!
@namicommunicate holds a special place in our hearts and yesterday’s @namisummitcty luncheon reminded us why. Our team was grateful for Dan Gillison’s thoughtful words and inspired by Kody Green’s powerful keynote.
Congratulations to Marcella Slander on receiving the 2026 Fred Frese Memorial Scholarship, presented by Penny Frese — Fred’s wife and Trustee Emerita of the foundation.