The Adroit Journal is a 501(c)3 charity nationally (EIN 85-2990562) recognized by the IRS.
We accept tax-deductible donations through Credit Card (via Stripe), through an encrypted platform called GiveWP.
If you prefer to give using an offline method (a check), please email us at development@theadroitjournal.org with the subject line “Offline Donation Request.”
Thank you in advance for your support!
Each summer, we invite 85 high school students from around the world to study poetry, fiction, or creative nonfiction with established writers. Students emerge from the program with long-lasting relationships with their mentors and peers, as well as a polished portfolio of their creative work.
We hope to offer mentorship opportunities beyond the confines of the summer season. We also hope to offer more robust financial aid opportunities, so we can truly ensure that we are upholding our mission to invite those to the table who are not traditionally invited.
Whether we’re offering a platform for members of the literary community to share exciting new work or inviting established writers onboard to share writing and publishing insights with students in our mentorship program, we’re always focused on creating and leveraging opportunities to bring writers and literary enthusiasts together. We’re excited to expand the breadth and frequency of programming we offer in the coming years.
We love seeing contributors and staff thrive both on and off the page, publishing in top-tier venues, receiving writing fellowships that catapult their careers, and finding homes at prestigious publishing houses. (It’s no wonder Aria Aber, Derrick Austin, Destiny O. Birdsong, Dorothy Chan, Leila Chatti, Kinsale Drake, Aaron Robertson, Leslie Sainz, Anthony Veasna So, and more have graced Team Adroit, and why we have more inspiring contributors than we can count!)
While working on the Adroit team offers undeniably invaluable exposure to the literary industry, we aspire to continue paying all staff members and contributors. That’s where your donation comes in!
As a literary and arts nonprofit operating primarily in the digital space, we’re fortunate to have lots we can bring to this virtual show & tell! To see Adroit in action, check out the links below.
Gregory Djanikian & Anthony Veasna So Scholars Program
