COVID-19 Update - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on April 02, 2020

COVID-19 Update

We are sending love and support to everyone in this time of COVID-19, and healing thoughts to those who know people who have fallen sick or are sick themselves.

For Hero Arts, the California Shelter-In-Place order now extends through May 3. This means our main production operations will remain closed until at least that time. Our first priority is to stay safe and healthy. That means our team is working remotely and remains available for calls, emails, and online. Come visit us at heroarts.com, where we have supplemented our daily blog content with Stay Crafty features and a weekly challenge, Hero Kids Crafty Hour, DIY with Debi, and much more. Come join the creativity! Our online store is also continuing to take orders, although expect long delays through May 3, and our April kit is launching April 6 with delayed shipping.

Thank you from the bottom of our heart for all of your generous and loving support. Please let us know at info@heroarts.com if there is anything we can do for you in these difficult times. We are all one big community and one big family. Let's take care of each other.

12 comments

I wish everyone would look at virus situation this way because it is a win,win situation: instead, look a what was done correctly and worked, what where problems were and how to solve them, and finally what worked but could be improved. Stop the blame pointing at leaders. No one could have done better because no one had experienced anything remotely like this. We need to work on solutions before the next virus hits us and it will. We just neeed to be better prepared for it. So blaming anyone is a waste of time as it doesn’t offer solutions. People all over the world have shared solutions of how to survive a stay home order, and helped their neighbors. I am proud of everyone. So politicians, leaders , and people of the world please stop the blame game and work together on finding and sharing solutions so we can all be prepared for the next timer. If we do that, everyone is a winner.

Sam Allen,

Suggestions for future kits: get well and symphony, New York, St. Patrick’s Day, London,

Questions: i have my monthly kit paid automatically. If stay at home is extended will you do a May kit when you will be open.

Comment: I love your kits and plan to continue them for two reasons: 1. They continue to be priced reasonably with same quality2.if Scott of Card cutups continue to share his 10cards and humor.

Sheryl Allen,

This kit is really special. I look forward to making the romantic sky.

Carolyn,

This virus is hard on all of us to deal with. God willing, I hope we will be able to stop it from spreading and get it under control.

Ruth Dupchen,

Thank you for the wonderful kits that you provide each month. Thank you for taking care of all the wonderful people that create, box and ship the kits. Looking forward to things going back to normal. Once they do, will joyfully look forward to the kits.

Kathy Wills

Kathy,

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