Public art installation showcasing leaders of LPH who go unrecognized for their devotion to community.

To address the needs for the Anderson Art Collaborative to operate in 2024

We have a new campaign! Click this link for our latest project!

Improving the quality of life for Detroit residents and cats through trap, neuter, and release

We're having hoop dreams about decidedly different basketball goals at Ampersand Park in Saranac Lake!

Supporting the national, pop-up tour of The BOX, to prison adjancent communities. This play, based on true stories of resistance to solitary confinement, was written by Sarah Shourd, a survivor.

Help the Gambian Youth Organization keep providing food relief to thousands of families in the the Bronx.

Provide a sample of Pakistan culture through poetry, music, song and art to attendees of the One World Day celebration in the Cleveland Cultural Gardens.

Working to build Little Free Library's outside each elementary school to encourage kids to read/give easy access to books! Will be a great resource and good in Wyoming's walking community.

Help us purchase a van to transport our youth green teams so they can get out into their communities, teaching, working, and advocating for environmental awareness and solutions! 

Entrepreneurial skills and opportunities for High School Students. 

A live music festival that celebrates the diversity of our Heights community! See specifics about this year's Hop (including lineups and locations) at heightsmusichop.com.

The Unity House "tiny community center" is a platform for local creativity, tailored youth programming, and work-force development.

This project supports Nashville's incredible community of artists--performers and farmers--who care about people and planet.

Access and Equity for All

this event brings somali bantus from all over in the USA to join those living in city to play soccer and  materials that will discuss the benefits of equality, peace,and justice.'

Congolese youth Community of Greater Cleveland would like to welcome each and everyone to our first Racism and Health crisis in our community. being Immigrants and low class category we face alot of challenges.

The NOBLE-ity Project - prose painted on benches installed in public places, brightens the Noble Corridor, embraces the richness of the neighborhood, and invites you to sit and stay awhile. 

 Examining how the pandemic affected the under 25 population mentally, emotionally & phisically,  Provide education on the importance of having the vacine through education & awareness 

To create a Central Brooklyn healthy hub for At-Risk families through workshops and wellness programs after Covid19. 

With community artists and art educators, public art projects will transform community spaces at street level this summer 2021.

Immigrant students English Language Learners in NYC have experienced learning loss during the pandemic school year.  Students are in need of academic/ tutoring support to help them catch up.

After providing a safe and socially distanced space for neighbors to meet and garden through the COVID pandemic, the Community Garden at Allegheny Commons is ready to keep building as we move past this difficult time.

We believe East New York is NOT for sale and we envision a healthy and self-sustaining East New York where our people come before profit.

Due to the unemployment crisis, BoBCAT is partnering with local employers to establish workforce training programs for individuals of color from East New York, Flatbush, Bedford Stuyvesant, and Brownsville.

An intergenerational group workshop program in under-resourced Black Communities in New York City using IMPACT's proven arts and leadership training techniques in social-emotional learning.

Join Friends of 4 Parks in supporting yoga in our local parks on Saturday mornings in a peaceful setting to encourage physical fitness, healthful living and emotional grounding.

We are having a night with local artist and poets to showcase their talent in recognition of community and child safety.

Continuing to raise funds for rebuilding our green spaces, healing our connections with each other and with the land

Since 2016, our volunteers have been beautifying and maintaining the tree beds along West 77th St. between West End Ave.and Riverside Drive, aka Miles Davis Way, bringing joy to passersby and building community.

WordPlay will collaborate with ArtWorks to create a mixed-media mural inspired literary-activist icons to inspire future generations of student poets, writers & artists.

The Sunnyside Mall is asking for support for the restoration/repair of From Many Paths We Come, the public art project at Sunnyside Mall, which was first installed in 1996.

Help celebrate the success of the 150 youth participating in our urban baseball and softball programs this season!

Art Heals... You Don't Have To Be Picasso, To Make An Impact!

The better your skills, increases your opportunity to avoid downsizing, mergers and unemployment, in any climate, less lone a global pandemic.

Help us hire a Chinese-speaking mental health therapist. Together, we can help our community heal.

Providing families with the tools to live healthier and longer lives, together, through hands-on heart health education, health screenings and distribution of balanced meals.

Astoria Food Pantry is a volunteer-run food pantry and community center that works to meet our neighbors' needs while we organize for a future where everyone's needs are met.

We're raising funds for a Detroit based community music hub called Underground Music Academy. Our aim is to build the future leaders of independent electronic music. 

Help Us Celebrate the History and Contributions of the Griggs Business and Practical Arts College.

Dreamz make it happen!

This grand old tree will stand, even in death, with a trunk thirty foot tall - a haven for wildlife and the symbol of a life lived. It’s the only marker we have in the cemetery so far.

The ASVGP is a summer Arts & Garden Program designed to engage youth and community in a hands on learning, gardening and creating art.