MedExpress Caring Cards Art Installations

MedExpress, the neighborhood medical center, is launching its first Caring Cards campaign to encourage locals to share care with those that need it most. Beginning on Oct.1, Pittsburghers can visit two eight foot tall Caring Cards to send a personalized digital card to a loved one. While locals are sharing care with one another, MedExpress will show Pittsburgh it cares with a donation to support the arts programs at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Pennsylvania and a special art workshop.

WHAT: MedExpress’s Caring Cards Campaign Art Installations.

WHEN: Oct. 1-3 and Oct. 5, 2021, all day.

WHERE: Oct. 1-3, 2021: 247 N Shore Dr, Pittsburgh, PA (outside of Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse, next to PNC Park); Oct.5, 2021: 910 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA (outside of Souper Bowl, next to PPG Paints Arena).  

WHO: Caring Cards are created by Lucy Engelman and Emily McGaughey, artists from Pittsburgh.

DETAILS: To share care with those that need it most, Pittsburghers can visit these giant art installations where they will scan a QR code to send a personalized, digital Caring Card to someone who needs extra care.

WEBSITE: www.Medexpresscaringcards.com

As part of the Caring Cards Campaign, MedExpress has collaborated with six local artists to create a series of digital greeting cards (Caring Cards) that can be sent to loved ones via a dedicated website and in-center resources. The Caring Cards campaign will culminate with an art workshop at the Duquesne Boys & Girls Club and a donation of 330 art kits to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Pennsylvania to help further local students’ art education.