VENICE ARTS
AI Summary
VENICE ARTS is an arts education nonprofit focused on serving its community through programs described in its filing as “SEE SCHEDULE O.” In 2024, it reported a $1.7M operating budget and $1.6M in total revenue, with major support from THE HERB ALPERT FOUNDATION, WM KECK FOUNDATION, and THE ROSE HILLS FOUNDATION.
Mission Statement
SEE SCHEDULE O
Cause Areas
1
Arts education
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Charity Verification Snapshot
IRS EO Business Master File Status
Listed as tax-exempt
IRS Pub 78 Status
Eligible for tax-deductible gifts
IRS Revocation Status
Not in Automatic Revocation of Exemption List
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- 63 funders
- 30 board & team members
- 12 historic 990s & financials
- 6-year operating budget trend
Frequently Asked Questions
What is VENICE ARTS’s budget?
In 2024, VENICE ARTS reported an annual operating budget of around $1.7 million. More detailed financial information is available to registered users.
What causes does VENICE ARTS support?
VENICE ARTS supports work in Arts education.
Where does VENICE ARTS operate?
VENICE ARTS is headquartered in Marina Del Rey, CA.
Who funded VENICE ARTS recently?
In 2025, VENICE ARTS received grants from Jewish Communal Fund, THE NANCY E BARTON FOUNDATION, and Snap Foundation. More information on this organization’s funders is available to registered users.
What is the largest grant VENICE ARTS received in 2024?
The largest grant to VENICE ARTS in 2024 exceeds $100 thousand.
What is VENICE ARTS’s reliance on government grants?
VENICE ARTS relied on government grants for more than 5% of their total revenue in 2024.