Federal Funding’s Cut. The Need Isn’t. Help Us Bridge the Gap.

Whatever amount you give will make a difference.

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We are living in unprecedented times. Help bring performing & visual arts programs to over 50,000 people of all ages & abilities.

For over 45 years Arts Horizons has had the privilege and the joy of making the arts accessible to everyone. Time flies when you’re having fun…and when you’re doing work that’s so consequential. Our various music, dance, theater, visual arts, and STEM programs include:

  • Teaching residencies and live performances in schools
  • Safe haven initiatives for teens
  • Family engagement workshops
  • Services for seniors in assisted living facilities
  • Programs for children and adults with disabilities
  • Early Education for pre-K - Grade 2
  • Outreach to children in long-term hospital stays

For those who have been with us throughout our extraordinary journey, thank you for your continued support. If you’re new to our cause, welcome to a community that uses art as a catalyst for change.

Arts Horizons is a federally tax-exempt charitable 501(c)(3) and this gift is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Highlights from 45 years: Selected to partner with Global Kids for a National Park Service program to educate students about the Japanese American Exclusion and Incarceration Story through the arts. Recipient of an Arts Citation of Excellence fro the NJ State Council on the Arts and an Arts Education Award from the Theatre Museum of New York. Launched the Special Education Artists Academy, the first ever training for teaching artists serving the autistic population. Collaborated with the St. Barnabas Healthcare System, to provide arts intervention programs to children of families with substance abuse. Partnered with the Northern NJ Community Foundation and the Community Chest Foundation to offer Girls & Boys Empowerment Workshops. Ongoing partnerships with the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts (suspended in 2025 due to federal mission restrictions) and Fordham University. A superb roster of Teaching Artists that have attended and taught at prominent institutions such as NYU and Julliard. Credentials include working on Broadway, with the Dance Theatre of Harlem, and at Lincoln Center. Visual artists have had their work displayed at the Schomburg Center and Smithsonian Museums