Artist Mentorship Program (AMP)

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Mission

The Artist Mentorship Program (AMP) supports youth navigating the trauma of homelessness by creating community, relationships, and music and arts mentorships so that esteem is enhanced, confidence is fortified, and pathways out of homelessness are built.

Bottom Line for Portland

AMP provides vital tools to help youth navigate trauma and homelessness through art and music education, mentorship, and a supportive community. Our services foster resilience, confidence, and healing, positively impacting Portland's future by empowering its most vulnerable youth to break free from homelessness.

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“As an advocate for youth navigating homelessness I believe that the work AMP does makes a huge impact in the lives of youth in Portland” -Imani Calhoun-Riley 
 

“As a first-generation college graduate and indigenous immigrant myself, I know that the work AMP does in the community has made and will continue to make a huge impact on the youth they come across regardless of language barriers and cultural identities.”- Caty Lucas

 

“As an advocate for first generation college students, I know that AMP makes a huge impact in the lives of youth in Portland. Having partnered with AMP to create scholarship programs for first generation college students to study art has been an amazing opportunity, and I will continue to lend my support, advocacy and leadership to this amazing organization.” - Geof Garner

Partner(s)

Wonderland Tattoo & WickerWoodWorks have been advocates for music and arts education for youth experiencing homelessness.  

 

We are also thrilled to be supported by large collection of community partners such as Urban Gleaners, Feed The Mass, Deadstock Coffee, Milk Crate Kitchen, and many more. 

 

Street Roots- Founded in 1999, Street Roots is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization in Portland, Oregon, that publishes a weekly social justice newspaper sold by people experiencing homelessness and poverty to earn an income. 

 

We are also proudly working with Portland's Ground Score, a community-driven nonprofit that creates low-barrier job opportunities for people experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity through waste reduction, recycling, and environmental stewardship. 


 

$3,078.29 raised of $15,000 goal
60 donations
21% of Goal

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Year Founded: 1994

Tax ID: 32-0181541

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Artist Mentorship Program (AMP) is in the Home category which is sponsored by Neil Kelly.

They're a little-sized organization with activities in Clackamas Co., Multnomah Co., Washington Co. and beyond.

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