Free Arts for Abused Children

Free Arts for Abused Children is a California non-profit organization based in Los Angeles. Employing 37 people, the organization generates an annual revenue of $2.5 million. Free Arts for Abused Children is dedicated to providing a safe and nurturing environment for children impacted by abuse, neglect, poverty, or homelessness. Through innovative art programs, Free Arts aims to restore hope, resilience, and self-esteem in children aged 4 to 18. Their services include Free Arts Mentorship, which pairs children with trained volunteer mentors for weekly art-therapy sessions. Free Arts for Families fosters positive family connections through art projects, while Free Arts for Children's Courthouse provides art activities to ease anxiety for children waiting to testify in court. In addition, Free Arts Day offers single-day art workshops for corporate team building and community engagement. Free Arts for Abused Children's programs aim to not only provide creative outlets for children but also to help them process their emotions, build healthy relationships, and develop a sense of self-worth. The organization relies on a network of nearly 200 volunteer mentors who contribute over 14,000 hours annually to support their mission. For more information, visit Free Arts for Abused Children's website at freearts.org.