Center for ArtEsteem

Empowering Through Art and Creativity

The Center for ArtEsteem, founded in 1989 by Aeeshah and Kokomon Clottey, is dedicated to empowering individuals through art, creativity, and education. This nonprofit organization addresses social challenges by providing opportunities for creative expression and healing to children, families, and individuals in the Bay Area. With the addition of Amana Harris, the ArtEsteem program was launched in 1995, reaching over 125,000 children and families across more than 75 at-risk schools.

Impacting Lives

Over 75,000 students have benefited from the ArtEsteem program, fostering a community that supports training and resources for educators to help children thrive.

Why Donate?

Your contributions empower thousands of Bay Area children and youth to express themselves through art, enhancing their motor skills, cultural engagement, and academic success.

Join the Movement

Support the Center for ArtEsteem today! Your donation, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, helps build a brighter future for our youth through the transformative power of art. Together, we can break the cycle of violence and inspire creativity in our communities.