#GiveBIG with Alyssa for Urban ArtWorks!

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Urban ArtWorks
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Alyssa is fundraising to help Urban ArtWorks reach more youth, artists, and communities!

$2,150

raised by 16 people

$2,000 goal

GiveBIG with Urban ArtWorks!

I'm fundraising for Urban ArtWorks, an organization with a mission of engaging youth, artists, and communities in the creation of public art that inspires connection and honors their voices. 

I am in my second year of Board Service at UA and have had the privilege of seeing firsthand the impact UA makes on youth and communities. Urban Artworks offers a place of belonging to youth of all identities to engage with their communities and find their passion. Not only are these programs impactful to youth, they are also impactful to our communities. If you live in Seattle, you have likely passed by a UA public art project in your neighborhood! I am inviting you to join me in giving to UA during GiveBig this year, to keep these important programs going strong! Thank you! 

More Information on UA:

Since 1995, Urban ArtWorks has collaborated with thousands of young people and hundreds of artists to bring art to public spaces throughout the PNW.  Through paid youth arts employment programs, K-12 school partnerships, and commissioned and community murals, Urban ArtWorks is breaking barriers - one wall at a time! Watch a video to learn more about the organization:

“I feel a lot more comfortable working with people I don’t know, and I have definitely gained more leadership skills. I also learned to challenge myself artistically and be more confident in my skills.” - Youth Apprentice


In 2024, Urban ArtWorks engaged 2,650 youth, artists, and community members through the creation of 102 public artworks in 15 Seattle neighborhoods and 12 additional communities! Communities who face barriers to arts education and employment opportunities. 

Of the total youth apprentices in Urban ArtWorks 2024 programs: 73% of youth apprentices were from BIPOC communities, 52% were LGBTQIA+, and 53% were low-income. 

Make a donation today, and help us break barriers - one wall at a time! 

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Urban ArtWorks

Organized By alyssa buck loughlen

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