“If you have come to help me, you are wasting your time.
If you have come because your liberation is bound up in mine, we can work together.”
— Lilla Watson
Your support helps our forward momentum. Thank you for your contribution! 
RE:FRAME is a 501 (c)3 non-profit arts organization. Our tax ID # is 83-2639125. Contributions are 100% tax deductible. 
Because we are a holistic community center for young people and their families, we are always in need of cleaning supplies, clothes, groceries, gardening seeds, books, art supplies, healing resources, and more. If you think you have items to donate, please contact us. If it doesn't work for our space, we will reach out to our families.
VOLUNTEER INTEREST FORM

We love support from our community, whether virtually or inperson. As a small organization, we are always in need of less physical labor support in administration, operations, and fundraising. For those willing  to support physically and in person, we have a list of space projects like painting, woodworking, interior design, cleansups and more.
PAYPAL GIVING FUND. Make a one-time or
​re-occurring monthly donation. Unlike Venmo, Paypal does charge us 2.3% fee.
VENMO @reframephx
​Make a one-time donation without fees! 100% of you donation goes to us <3
MAIL A CHECK to RE:FRAME Youth Arts Center, P.O. BOX 8705, Phoenix, Arizona 85066-8705

money transparency = breaking generational cycles

this excludes $55,000 of in-kind support from rent, supplies, marketing, and software apps.

A word to funders

Funders hit us up to support financially. We get into these meetings, answer their questions about our programming and values. Then they tell us we are "too small" or "worried about sustainability because we are run by majority young people". They extract ways of being and doing from us, just to go fund larger organization who have harmful adultist practices. You don't have to fund us, but you do need to support spaces that pay young people equitably, and give them decision making powers on things that directly affect their lives. ​