How to donate

HOW TO DONATE

Donations help to support the work of
ArtBridges all year!

As a donor you will be a vital partner in ArtBridges’ important work by helping us to raise awareness, connect people to community-engaged art initiatives, gather and share resources, and highlight what’s going on in the practice and field.

ArtBridges is a hub and forum for connection for anyone interested in or active in community-engaged arts and arts for social change in Canada.

When you give generously today, you are a partner in ArtBridges' important work

Art is a vehicle for healthy community development. Art-making, creativity and art expression brings children, youth and adults together in community studios that combine recreation, education, life-skills building, economic development and leadership. Benefits to everyone include: safer and more vibrant neighbourhoods, improved mental and physical health, greater success in education and employment, community engagement and neighbourhood revitalization.

Thank you for believing in this work! We couldn't do all this without you!

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Here are the ways that you can make a charitable donation to ArtBridges:

Make a safe, secure and convenient online credit card donation.

Your gift options include:

One-time, monthly or quarterly donations.
A gift of publicly traded securities.
A gift in honour of someone.
All donations over $25 will receive a Charitable Tax Receipt.

Learn how your donation is making a difference and keep informed about what’s happening

Receive a yearly summary outlining our activities and accomplishments.
Read about our current activities.
Like and comment on the ArtBridges/ToileDesArts’ Facebook page.
Follow ArtBridges/ToileDesArts on Twitter and retweet our tweets to your networks.
Subscribe to our Community Blog.
Subscribe to our bimonthly newsletter.

ArtBridges/ToileDesArts is a unique, emerging and free Canada-wide hub for community-engaged arts initiatives. ArtBridges/ToileDesArts informs and connects people about community-engaged arts in Canada and the benefits of arts for social change.