Twentytwenty Arts works with artists to amplify the work of the non-profit sector, with a specific focus on mental health, homelessness, and addiction.

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Recognizing the benefits of an engaged digital strategy for charity/non-profit fundraising, awareness, and education, Twentytwenty Arts empowers their non-profit partners with the tools, support, and skills necessary to connect and engage with a different generation of donors online.

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Based in the belief that art should be accessible to all, our projects exist primarily within the public sphere.

Weathered was a digital photography exhibition at Yonge & Dundas Square and a fundraising campaign for Street Health's Overdose Prevention Site.

Exhibited from August 23rd - September 6th (coinciding with Overdose Awareness Day, Aug 31st), Weathered shared the stories behind the statistics of the overdose crisis. Due to the restrictions surrounding COVID-10, families submitted photographs of shoes belonging to loved ones who have died from an overdose. These images and stories were used through the campaign. Weathered raised over $10,000 for Street Health's lifesaving program. 

Life on the Line is a public art project and mental health awareness campaign on the Toronto TTC Subway.

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First launching in November 2018, Life on the Line is now an annual event that reaches millions of people both online and in-person. Every year we ask artists to submit artwork related to personal experiences with mental health for: exhibition on the Toronto Subway, sale in our e-commerce store (where 75% of all sales are donated to the CMHA Toronto), and in a digital campaign (including videos, stories, and more).