Partner with God Loves Art

Help create spaces inside prisons where artists are seen, valued, and reminded of who they are.

What your sponsorship makes possible:

• Art supplies for incarcerated artists

• Teaching hours inside prisons

• Exhibits held inside correctional facilities

• Art classes for formerly incarcerated artists

Sponsorship Tiers:

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God Loves Art is a for-profit Public Benefit Corporation. Sponsorships are not charitable donations, but values-aligned partnerships that fund real programming and offer sponsors meaningful visibility, storytelling, and public association with restorative work.

Seed Sponsor ($500–$1,500)

Equip the Artist: Provide the tools that help an incarcerated artist begin again.

Funds:

  • Individual artist supply kits for residents
  • Classroom materials for prison sessions

Benefits:

  • Name listed on impact page
  • Thank-you + story from the field
  • Option to receive a digital piece of artwork

Studio Session Sponsor ($2,500–$5,000)

Sustain the Classroom: Create consistent space for creativity, healing, and identity restoration.

Funds:

  • A full cycle of teaching sessions inside a facility
  • Instructor hours + supplies

Benefits:

  • Everything above +
  • Your company listed for that year’s program cycle
  • Short impact summary from that class (stories, themes, outcomes)

Inside Exhibit Sponsor ($7,500–$15,000)

Honor the Artist: Help incarcerated artists be seen, valued, and honored—where they are.

Funds:

  • Internal prison exhibit (installation, printing, curation)
  • Matting all residents’ artwork with quality display mats
  • Celebration event inside the facility with delicious refreshments and live music
  • The artists’ families will be invited to see their artwork + hear their stories at Open Mic

Benefits:

  • This Exhibit Made Possible By _____ (your Company Name)
  • Invitation to attend the Exhibit Opening and meet the residents (you must apply through prison system)
  • Story-driven recap with photos of display, written reflections from the residents, along with impact narrative
  • Feature in your external storytelling (email, social, etc.)