Art for Jobs 2025
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GET YOUR FREE TICKET FOR ART FOR JOBS 2025!
Our 15th annual Art for Jobs will take place on Sept. 23!
The event, presented by F&F Construction, will feature the work of Vincent Clay, Cat Lencke, Candice Boatright, and dozens of other prominent local artists.
This year, we're making a big shift: patrons will be able to purchase art during the event and take it home with them. The remaining pieces will then be available for online purchase after the event concludes.
To reserve your free ticket, click here!
Scroll down to learn how to become an artist, volunteer, or sponsor. And for more information, contact Jacob at (901) 468-4570 or artforjobs@advancememphis.org.
Get Involved with Art for Jobs
Art for Jobs plays a major role in Advance Memphis being able to provide job readiness and financial literacy education in our neighborhood. Please consider partnering with us as an artist, sponsor, or volunteer so we can grow our ministry.
Artists
This year, we’re pleased to present Vincent Clay, Cat Lencke, and Candice Boatright as our featured artists. Like last year, we expect to work with over 100 local artists, including many of the region’s premier painters. If you’re an artist interested in participating, please visit our artist information page and then sign up!
Sponsors
An Art for Job sponsorship is a great way to align your brand with our mission while helping us bring economic stability to South Memphis. We can’t continue to grow our ministry without committed partners like you.
For more information, click here or email Steve at snash@advancememphis.org.
Volunteers
Join us in promoting economic stability in South Memphis! Every year, we rely on dozens of volunteers to make the event possible. If interested, please email Cindy at cchapple@advancememphis.org or sign up here.
ART FOR JOBS 2024 RESULTS
Through your generous sponsorships, donations, and purchases, Art for Jobs 2024 raised over $200,000.
These proceeds are fueling our ongoing efforts to promote economic stability in South Memphis. We are extremely grateful.