Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why am I redirected to a different site when I click a "Support Art on Board" button?
A: Art on Board is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Contributions for the charitable purposes of Art on Board must be made payable to "Fractured Atlas" only and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. You are able to donate to Art on Board through their web portal. We also accept check donations; contact us for more info!
Q: How will my donated funds be used?
A: Donated funds are used in a number of ways. At this time, our two main uses are 1) support of our inaugural youth engagement programs in New York City and Burlington, VT, and 2) ongoing community engagement efforts such as our National Tour galleries and public arts series. If you would like more specifics on the dispersal of donated funds, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Q: I am an artist and I would like to have my work featured at an upcoming National Tour event.
A: Awesome! Please contact us, and we will see if your work is a good fit for our program.
Q: How do I bring Art on Board to my city?
A: At this time we only have the resources to focus on a four-city tour. As our organization grows and expands we certainly plan to add additional cities to our tour. To expedite this process, please consider donating to Art on Board.
Q: How do I get my brand involved with Art on Board?
A: We're always glad to discuss possibilities for brand collaborations. Please contact us to open a dialogue.
Q: Why does Art on Board donate a percentage of revenue to other organizations rather than using it for internal growth and development?
A: We are proud to say that Art on Board is now 100% focused on our own growth and development efforts! We are proud to have been able to support such great community partners, and are extremely excited to be making a difference on our own.
Q: What does the Art on Board youth engagement program consist of?
A: Our signature youth engagement program is a semester-long Entrepreneurship Through the Arts Program that tasks a group of students with designing, sourcing, printing, marketing, and selling tee shirts. By blending total immersion into the active, creative, and collaborative worlds of design and business with instruction and motivation from individuals who have already created recognized success in these disciplines, Art on Board will be able to create lasting, impactful change in the lives of many involved students.