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Your gifts of any denomination are greatly appreciated by us, and most importantly by those we serve throughout our Coachella Valley communities – those who need it most, regardless of age, disability or financial condition.
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Old Town Artisan Studios (OTAS) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with a “Heart for Art” and a mission to provide positive art experiences for all people despite age, ability or financial condition. We believe art is healing and it has a positive impact on each of us and the world around us, so we provide art opportunities, experiences and creative memories for our Coachella Valley residents, especially to the underserved individuals who need it most.
Our quaint and inspiring 3-acre art studio campus provides families and friends of all ages and skill levels with the opportunity to experience professionally taught art classes and workshops in a wide-variety of mediums. The heart of our organization is our Mobile Art Mission and Community Outreach Programs which bring impactful art experiences all over the Coachella Valley, at little to no cost to the student, made possible through your generous donations. We have programs for elderly, youth, veterans, people living with Alzheimer’s, people with behavioral disorders such as Down Syndrome, and those with other special needs.
CV GIVING DAY IS MARCH 4TH
NOW ACCEPTING DONATIONS!
CV Giving Day is one of Coachella Valley’s largest 24-hour online giving events, bringing together nine cities, hundreds of nonprofits, and thousands of generous residents and businesses in a united effort to create lasting change. Join Old Town Artisan Studios in this region-wide celebration of generosity, where every dollar makes a meaningful impact. Your donation will directly fund art instruction for underserved groups, including children, seniors, and individuals with disabilities—helping to bring creativity, joy, and well-being to those who need it most.
“OTAS was a total lifesaver for me and my husband. Being a caregiver for the person living with dementia can be very isolating and what we both loved was the camaraderie in the classes. I can’t say how important these classes are in our lives.” – Caretaker
