Intersection for the Arts
Mission Statement
Intersection for the Arts provides resources, community, and cultural space in order to contribute to the sustainable practices of artists and arts organizations in the San Francisco Bay Area. Inter- section provides fiscal sponsorship, professional development, networking, (cont)
Cause Areas
2
Creative Youth Development
Performing arts
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IRS EO Business Master File Status
Listed as tax-exempt
IRS Pub 78 Status
Eligible for tax-deductible gifts
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Not in Automatic Revocation of Exemption List
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Intersection for the Arts’s budget?
In 2024, Intersection for the Arts reported an annual operating budget of around $8.5 million. More detailed financial information is available to registered users.
What causes does Intersection for the Arts support?
Intersection for the Arts supports work in Creative Youth Development and Performing arts.
Where does Intersection for the Arts operate?
Intersection for the Arts is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.
Who funded Intersection for the Arts recently?
In 2025, Intersection for the Arts received grants from AMERICAN ONLINE GIVING FOUNDATION INC, THE MURIEL POLLIA FOUNDATION, and LOS ALTOS MOUNTAIN VIEW COMMUNITY FOUNDATION. More information on this organization’s funders is available to registered users.
What is the largest grant Intersection for the Arts received in 2024?
The largest grant to Intersection for the Arts in 2024 exceeds $230 thousand.
What is Intersection for the Arts’s reliance on government grants?
Intersection for the Arts relied on government grants for more than 35% of their total revenue in 2024.