Operating Support
ACHF Arts Access
Underserved youth develop artistically and personally through our unique combination of mentorship and arts learning. We will evaluate youths’ learning and growth through pre- and post-term youth surveys. We will also track the number of youth we serve. 2: Underserved youth, working with diverse volunteers and Teaching Artists, are increasingly interested in learning about various artistic forms and mediums. We will evaluate youths’ interest in programs through youth, volunteer, and Teaching Artist surveys. We will track the number of volunteers and Teaching Artists and their contact hours with youth.
Free Arts brought arts learning and caring adult mentorship to 1,500 youth across the Twin Cities area by partnering with twenty social service agencies. Free Arts evaluates the success of its programming through pre- and post-term youth surveys. Survey responses from these youth show an increase in artistic interest and resilience in personal growth. 2: Over 500 mentor volunteers and local artists spent 13,000 hours introducing diverse artistic mediums to underserved youth across the Twin Cities. We closely track the number of volunteer mentors and teaching artists across all twenty of our partner sites, as well as the total amount of contact hours spent with the youth we serve.
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