Virtual Pinwheel Garden

Blue pinwheels arranged in a row against a light blue background.

Plant a pinwheel in our virtual pinwheel garden!

As a reminder of playfulness and childhood, pinwheels have been used as a symbol of child abuse prevention for more than a decade. In lieu of planting pinwheels around the state, we are launching a virtual pinwheel garden that we will share on our website and social media throughout the month of April!

Want to participate? It’s easy!

  1.  Click here to download and print the pinwheel.
  2.  Color the pinwheel; get creative! Make it monochromatic, patterned, use paint, whatever you’d like!
  3. Snap a photo or scan the sheet and send it to Jami Wyman.

Click the arrows to scroll through the garden!