Southside Art Center

Southside Art Center is a non-profit organization based in Sacramento, California. Founded in 1986, it is dedicated to empowering adults with developmental disabilities through artistic expression, personal growth, and active citizenship. The organization employs 32 people and generates $19.1 million in annual revenue. Southside Art Center offers a range of programs and services, including art and employment programs, a recycling company, and community volunteerism opportunities. Through their Art & Employment programs, adults develop and sell individual, collaborative, and corporate art pieces through various channels, including commissions, on-site sales, and their gallery located in Sacramento. The organization's recycling company provides living-wage jobs and focuses on green energy practices, serving the greater Sacramento area. Additionally, Southside Art Center facilitates volunteer opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities at organizations such as the Red Cross, Sac Foodbank, and SPCA. The organization also offers specialized "Passage" programs for adults with autism and/or behavioral needs. For more information about Southside Art Center and its programs, visit their website at southsideartcenter.com.