Performing Arts Workshop
For A Capital Campaign Feasibility Study
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Amount$40,000
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Program
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Date Awarded6/26/2013
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Term12.0 Months
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Type of SupportProject
Overview
Performing Arts Workshop helps young people develop critical thinking, creative expression, and basic learning skills through the arts, primarily seeking to serve at-risk, inner-city teens in San Francisco. The Workshop’s methodology teaches students in grades K-12 through its signature residency programs, reaching 10,000 young people in public schools, after-school programs, and community centers. PAW is a leader in arts education advocacy and the broader education reform movement; its advocacy program utilizes research and the conviction that every child deserves to benefit from the arts to influence policymakers and build grassroots coalitions to support the arts in schools and communities. This grant would enable Performing Arts Workshop to conduct a feasibility study for a change capital campaign, including an analysis of revenue and capitalization prospects, in order to better understand and build a path to sustainability.
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
www.performingartsworkshop.org
Address
768 Delano Avenue, San Francisco, CA, 94112, United States
Grants to this Grantee
for an equity, inclusion, and diversity capacity-building project
Performing Arts Workshop uses arts education to develop the critical thinking, creative expression, and learning skills of youth between the ages of 3 and 18. This organizational effectiveness grant supports internal capacity building to deepen the organization’s awareness, knowledge, skill, policies and practices around equity, inclusion, and diversity. Strengthening an organizations’ equity-focused competencies supports its practices and outcomes and contributes to a Bay Area arts ecosystem that has examined and reflects an understanding of equity in the arts. Support for Performing Arts Workshop advances the Performing Arts Program’s Youth strategy and Program Delivery substrategy.
for general operating support
Performing Arts Workshop uses arts education to develop the critical thinking, creative expression, and learning skills of youth between the ages of three and 18. The organization works in schools, transitional housing facilities, community spaces, juvenile detention facilities, and at its own facility in San Francisco. Each year, Performing Arts Workshop serves over 1,900 students with instruction and presentation opportunities in music, dance, creative writing, theater, spoken word, visual arts, and media arts. Support for Performing Arts Workshop aligns with the Performing Arts Program’s Youth strategy and Program Delivery substrategy.
