Panther City Artists was established by Sara Hiett in 2019. After 15 years of teaching art in FWISD and seeing firsthand how art-making transformed her students and their families, Sara recognized the need for a more accessible art community in Fort Worth.
Since June 2020, we have been collaborating with schools, churches, non-profits, and local businesses to advance our mission of enriching lives through art. We are committed to offering a range of accessible opportunities, including collaborative murals, diverse classes, multiple camps, and other innovative experiences for the community.
At Panther City Artists, EVERYONE is an Artist.
Panther City Artists is seeking funding to support our general operating expenses. These funds are essential for sustaining our day-to-day operations, including staff salaries, utilities, program supplies, facility maintenance, insurance, and administrative costs. By covering these foundational expenses, we can ensure the stability of our organization and continue delivering high-quality, accessible art education and community programming to the residents of Fort Worth.
Our mission is to establish a community where all citizens of Fort Worth have an opportunity to create art to enrich their lives and that of others.
Panther City Artists is seeking funding to support our general operating expenses. These funds are essential for sustaining our day-to-day operations, including staff salaries, utilities, program supplies, facility maintenance, insurance, and administrative costs. By covering these foundational expenses, we can ensure the stability of our organization and continue delivering high-quality, accessible art education and community programming to the residents of Fort Worth.
Panther City Artists strives to provide a space for ALL Fort Worth citizens, regardless of socioeconomic status, disability, race, gender, or religion, to learn and grow through an art experience of creation, discovery, and collaboration.
Organization name
Panther City Artists
Causes
Arts & Humanities
Operating Budget
Less than $100,000
Counties Served
Tarrant
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Hispanic or Latinx
BIPOC Leadership
Neither/None
Address
4425 Birchman Ave.