The connection between artists and nonprofits is long and has, in many cases, been mutually beneficial. Take the internationally acclaimed artist Banksy, for example. Although his true identity remains a mystery, he has used his art to benefit nonprofits several times. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he auctioned off a painting for £14.4 million (approximately $18

Artists have the extraordinary power to evoke emotions, inspire change, and create a long-lasting impact through their work. Many artists have used their creativity and passion for social causes to create successful nonprofit organizations over the years. By doing so, they have raised awareness, funds, and support for the causes they believe in. In this

We’ve all seen it—a powerful, inspiring piece of original art that can ignite emotion, create conversation, and embody a cause. The possibilities for infusing unique creativity into nonprofit campaigns are endless, but how can organizations engage artists meaningfully? Nonprofits looking to broaden their reach and engage more donors should collaborate with artists as an effective