Who We Serve

Art-Reach Members are organizations that serve individuals with disabilities and low-income communities.

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Become a Member Organization

Member Organizations

Art-Reach Members are organizations that serve individuals with disabilities, economic disadvantages or other barriers that keep them from traditional cultural participation.

Qualifying organizations include but are not limited to adult day programs, residential facilities, support groups, and any human service agencies that serve people with disabilities or low incomes.

Membership Benefits

  • Deeply discounted tickets for various museums, theaters, gardens, cultural and historic sites throughout the Greater Philadelphia area
  • Exclusive access to a roster of ENCORE teaching artists who are available for in-person or virtual workshops curated specifically to your clients. Our workshop areas include visual art, music, dance and movement
  • With an Art-Reach Membership, staff at your organization can schedule field trips, outings and virtual experiences through an online member portal with flexible payment options

Become an Art-Reach Member

To register your organization for an Art-Reach Membership, please click the button above to sign up. Annual membership fees are based on your organization’s annual operating budget.

 

Membership Fees

Annual Operating Budget: $100,000 or Less
Annual Fee: $150

Annual Operating Budget: $100,000 – $500,000
Annual Fee: $275

Annual Operating Budget: $500,000 – $1,000,000
Annual Fee: $360

Annual Operating Budget: $1,000,000 – $2,500,000
Annual Fee: $450

Annual Operating Budget: Over $2,500,000
Annual Fee: $550

Questions?

If you have any questions about our membership program, please contact Alex Boyle, Manager of Member Programs at (267) 515-6724 or aboyle@art-reach.org

We’ve gone to so many interesting and exciting places because of Art-Reach. Thank you for all the things you do and for making Philadelphia a kinder, more tolerant, and more accessible city!

— Rachel, Liason of Comhar Independence House