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Caitlin Krumm | Buffalo Artist & Marketing Expert
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In the News
Buffalo-based artist and marketing professional Caitlin Krumm (also known as Caitlin Ring in personal life) has been featured in local media for her community-focused artwork, generous hospital donations, and contributions to healing arts programs throughout Western New York.
Her work combines artistic passion with purposeful impact—bringing beauty, comfort, and Buffalo pride to healthcare settings, families, and the community she calls home.
📚 Azuna Partnership - "Trendy Buffalo" Coloring Book Donation
500 Coloring Books Gifted to Oishei Children's Hospital - Caitlin Krumm partnered with Azuna to donate 500 "Trendy Buffalo" coloring books to patients and families at Oishei Children's Hospital, bringing Buffalo pride and creativity to kids during their hospital stay. The donation was covered by local news stations Channel 2 and Channel 7, highlighting how this simple act of kindness brightens hospital rooms across Western New York.
📺 News Coverage:
- Watch Channel 2 (WGRZ) Coverage
- YouTube News Clip - Buffalo Coloring Books Donated
- Azuna YouTube Short
Partnership Highlights:
- 500 coloring books donated to young patients
- Featured Buffalo-themed designs celebrating local pride
- Multi-station news coverage (Channel 2 WGRZ & Channel 7)
- Community collaboration bringing joy to hospitalized children
🏥 WKBW News: "Art Has the Power to Heal"
WNY Artist's Generous Donation to Sisters Hospital
November 2024
Featured in WKBW's news coverage highlighting her $20,000 donation of artwork to Sisters of Charity Hospital. The story covers her personal journey, hospital stay during pregnancy, and how her art now brings comfort to families in the Mother Baby Unit.
"They say that art has the power to heal, and for one local artist, that belief drove her to give back in a meaningful way."
📺 Watch the WKBW News Story
📰 Read the Full Article
Highlights:
- Donated 80+ pieces of original artwork to Sisters Hospital Mother Baby Unit
- Art created during her own pregnancy and hospital stay
- Personal connection to IVF journey and motherhood
🎨 Canvas Rebel: Meet Caitlin Krumm
Buffalo Artist Shares Her Full Story
Featured in Canvas Rebel's artist spotlight, sharing her journey as a multi-faceted creative—from her artistic practice and marketing expertise to her IVF journey and community involvement.
Topics Covered:
- Artistic journey and creative process
- Building a multi-dimensional career
- Community impact through art
- Balancing creativity with entrepreneurship
- Personal story and resilience
📰 Yahoo News: New Art Collection at Oishei Children's Hospital
Major Art Installation Announced
Coverage of expanded art collection at Oishei Children's Hospital, featuring Caitlin Krumm's work among notable contributions.
🎨 Just a Blonde in Buffalo Blog
Finishing Touches by Caitlin Krumm
Featured by local Buffalo lifestyle blogger, noting "now Mrs. Ring"
Local spotlight on her artistic work and Buffalo presence.
HOSPITAL & HEALING ARTS SECTION
Healthcare & Community Impact
🏥 Oishei Children's Hospital
Signature Artist - 10th Floor Sports Themed Floor
Caitlin Krumm is a named Signature Artist at Oishei Children's Hospital, with multiple original sports-themed Buffalo artworks permanently displayed on the 10th floor Sports Floor. Additional donated artwork is featured in the hospital lobby.
Featured Work:
- Original Buffalo sports-themed paintings for pediatric patients
- Permanent installation on designated sports floor
- Lobby artwork bringing joy to families and visitors
- Part of Oishei's comprehensive Healing Arts Program
🔗 Oishei Children's Hospital Healing Arts Program
🎨 Stone's Buddies Program - Community Art Creation
Collaborative Art with Young Patients
Featured in Oishei Children's Hospital's Stone's Buddies Program, where patients created collaborative art with Caitlin Krumm. The resulting artwork was installed on the hospital's 5th floor.
📘 Facebook Post from Oishei Children's Hospital
Program Highlights:
- Hands-on art creation with hospitalized children
- Community engagement through creative expression
- Permanent art installation bringing color and hope to hospital floors
💙 Sisters of Charity Hospital
$20,000 Donation to Mother Baby Unit
Donated over 80 original pieces of artwork to Sisters Hospital's Mother Baby Unit—artwork created during her own pregnancy and hospital stay. The collection now adorns the walls where new families begin their journey together.
Personal Connection:
- Created as an IVF mom during her own hospital experience
- Art designed to bring comfort, hope, and warmth to new families
- Permanent installation throughout Mother Baby Unit
- Featured in WKBW news coverage
PUBLICATIONS & MENTIONS SECTION
Additional Media & Features
📖 Ellicottville Now Travel Magazine
Featured Artist
February 2020 - Snowed In Edition
Artwork mentioned as showcased on the walls of Oishei Children's Hospital in Buffalo.
📄 View Magazine PDF (Page reference if known)
🎁 Seasonal Gift Guide Feature
"Always Cold" Sweatshirt
Featured in local gift guide as a cozy, stylish item loved by Buffalonians.
Product Highlight:
- Buffalo-themed wearable art
- Seasonal gift guide selection
- Local pride meets comfort
PRESS KIT
Media Resources
For Press Inquiries:
📧 Email: caitlinkrumm@gmail.com
📱 Instagram: @caitlinkrumm
🌐 Website: caitlinkrumm.com
Available for:
- Artist interviews
- Community impact stories
- Healthcare arts features
- Buffalo pride and local artist spotlights
- Speaking engagements
TESTIMONIALS/QUOTES
What Others Are Saying
"Caitlin's artwork brings such warmth and comfort to our Mother Baby Unit. Her generous donation has touched countless families during their most special moments."
— Sisters of Charity Hospital
"As a Signature Artist at Oishei Children's Hospital, Caitlin's Buffalo sports-themed work brings joy and hometown pride to our young patients and their families."
— Oishei Children's Hospital Foundation
"They say that art has the power to heal, and for one local artist, that belief drove her to give back in a meaningful way."
— WKBW News