SECURING SKETCH’S LEGACY SPACE
SKETCH Working Arts is a non-profit arts initiative that’s been engaging marginalized young people through the arts for 25 years! Our programs have been recognized locally, provincially, and nationally.
Against a backdrop of soaring real estate prices, owning our space was the only way for SKETCH to remain in Toronto’s downtown core.
Thanks to our community of supporters and their unwavering belief in the power of young people to create meaningful change, SKETCH successfully raised the $4M needed to purchase our studios through donations and community bonds.
The Four Home Bonds
Series A
The Giving Bond
$5,000 minimum
5-year term
4% per annum.
Option to donate interest back to SKETCH.
Series B
$25,000 minimum
7-year term
4.5% per annum.
Series C
$10,000 minimum
5-year term
4% per annum.
Series D
$500 minimum
3-year term
3% per annum.
JOIN OUR COMMUNITY BOND WAITLIST & GET UPDATES ON OUR NEXT ROUND OF BOND OFFERINGS IN 2023
Investor Reports
April Investor 2021
September Investor 2021
Organizational Reports
2020 Annual Report
2020 Audited Financial Statements
Have a Question?
Don’t hesitate to reach out to a member of our campaign team!
Rudy Ruttimann (she/her)
Founding Director, SKETCH Institute & Project Lead
rudybotaddress@sketch.ca@sketch.ca
Dale Roy (he/him)
Corporate Relations Associate & Investment Lead
dalebotaddress@sketch.ca@sketch.ca
Luigi Umali (he/him)
Finance Manager
financialmanagerbotaddress@sketch.ca@sketch.ca
Jackie Black (she/her)
Resource Development Associate
jackiebotaddress@sketch.ca@sketch.ca
YOUR INVESTMENT SUPPORTED THESE PRESS-COVERED INITIATIVES!
Reconstructions of Home
An installation under The Bentway honouring the experiences of joy and community of those who’ve lived homeless in Toronto.
My Public Living Room
A project engaging racialized young men as organizers of caring spaces, proposing radical alternatives to shame, disposability, and punishment.
Queering Place
Emerging young artists bring natural and digital worlds together at Garrison Common to build a reflective gathering space for Queer communities.
Project Home in the News
We’ve loved getting to share our story through a diverse network of platforms! Here are a few podcasts and articles featuring Project Home.
