Artly World

Pick a door. Walk in.

None of them require experience, just a bit of your time or your reach.

A volunteer setting up brushes and paper before an Artly World session.

Door one

Volunteers

Workshops and events do not run themselves. Volunteers set up rooms, welcome first-timers, and keep the logistics moving so the artists and facilitators can focus on the people in front of them.

  • Set up and pack down materials before and after a session
  • Greet participants and help them find their way
  • Assist participants who need a little encouragement
I want to volunteer

A company team volunteering together at an Artly World event.

Door two

Workplaces

Bring your company along. Teams volunteer together, employers match gifts, and businesses sponsor programs that reach whole neighborhoods. Good for your people, good for the city.

  • Organize a team volunteering day at a workshop or event
  • Set up an employee matching gifts program with us
  • Sponsor a program or series for your community
Bring my workplace

An Artly World ambassador telling a friend about the programs.

Door three

Ambassadors

Some people are just good at spreading the word. Ambassadors talk about Artly World in their own circles, speak about our programs at community events, and bring new faces into the room.

  • Share Artly World stories and events with your network
  • Invite friends, family, or coworkers to a session or event
  • Speak up for us at community events and gatherings
I want to champion this

Two organizations planning an Artly World program together.

Door four

Partners

Organizations, care facilities, schools, and community groups team up with us to co-design programs. If you already work with the people we hope to reach, let's build something together.

  • Co-design a program suited to your community or residents
  • Host Artly World sessions at your facility or site
  • Share resources, referrals, or space with our team
Let's partner up

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