After his family member received a scleroderma diagnosis earlier this year, artist Adam Port was motivated to contribute to the search for a cure. From now until December 31, he is donating a portion of proceeds from all limited-edition prints and original paintings to the Scleroderma Research Foundation.
Adam is an accomplished photorealist with more than 25 years of experience in the visual arts, focusing largely on sports and entertainment. He first learned about the SRF years ago while listening to late SRF Board Member Bob Saget speak about his sister’s experience with scleroderma on his podcast. When a member of his family was diagnosed, the connection became deeply personal.
“I have helped raise funds for various foundations during my professional career and I will continue to do so,” Adam says. “However, I am now determined to help find a cure for scleroderma.”
We’re deeply thankful to Adam for using his art to make a difference for people living with scleroderma. Help advance scleroderma research—participate in the fundraiser by checking out Adam’s art at adamport.com.
