Delivering on Social Impact | Business to Arts: Building Corporate Cultural Partnerships

Delivering on Social Impact

We support businesses to address and express their social impact goals through sophisticated arts projects, including donor-advised arts funds.

Over the Hill Music Collective & Oh Yeah Belfast - Room Songs Project, funded as part of Round 1 of the Bank of Ireland Begin Together Arts Fund in partnership with Business to Arts.

Our Capabilities

Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

We link businesses with artists, arts organisations and projects with a deep understanding of impactful work in the EDI space.

Sustainability

We work with our network to scope projects and events that engage with the climate crisis and tell important stories.

Mirror Pavilion by John Gerrard at Claddagh Quay in Galway City as part of Galway International Arts Festival Autumn Edition 2020. Photo - Colm Hogan

Community

Having a positive impact on the community in which you operate is an important legacy for any organisation.

"Make a day of it in Dublin 8” By Illustrator Diarmuid Ó Catháin produced by Business to Arts for CBRE.

Related Case Studies

Case Study

Accenture’s Women on Walls

An ongoing campaign to address inequality through representation of trailblazing women in portraiture in Ireland’s leading academic institutions.

A collection of commissioned portraits of five inspirational females from the world of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) will be unveiled at the virtual launch of Accenture’s Women on Walls at DCU in celebration of International Women’s Day (Monday, March 8th).In collaboration with Accenture and Business to Arts, the portraits are in recognition of the ground-breaking work of Beatrice Alice Hicks, Katherine Johnson, Dr Marie Maynard Daly and Irish duo Kay McNulty and Dame Kathleen Lonsdale. Photo: Conor McCabe

Case Study

ESB Brighter Future Arts Fund

A €250,000 donor-advised fund granted to climate-focused projects by artists and arts organisations.

'All the World's a Climate Stage' a willow sculpture created by artist Elaine McDonagh for Theatre Royal's biodiversity garden funded through the ESB Brighter Future Arts Fund.

Case Study

Bank of Ireland Begin Together Arts Fund

A donor-advised fund granting €1 million to sustain artists, arts organisations, and their local communities.

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DIGITAL NATIVE (2020) Video Still, Nadia J. Armstrong

Pushing Boundaries in Digital Art: Accenture Bursary Recipient's Vision

Nadia J. Armstrong is a visual artist working with performance, 3D composition, AI, and expanded video installation. She won the inaugural Accenture Digital Innovation in Art Bursary in 2022. We sat down with her to explore her work and progress since then.

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Artist James Early for Tropical Fruit Warehouse, IPUT

The Art of ESG: Social Impact Through The Arts

Discover how businesses are meeting ESG goals through an unconventional approach that differentiates your reporting.

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A large artwork by artist & illustrator Chris Judge, located on Custom House Quay in Dublin 1 was unveiled in 2017 as part of the Docklands Arts Fund

The 2022 Business to Arts Private Investment in the Arts Summary Report

Launched in late 2022, our seventh Private Investment in the Arts Report is our annual sectoral intelligence report derived from data and sentiments captured via our annual Business to Arts Awards process.

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Our Capabilities

Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

Sustainability

Community

Related Case Studies

Accenture’s Women on Walls

ESB Brighter Future Arts Fund

Bank of Ireland Begin Together Arts Fund

Related Insights

Pushing Boundaries in Digital Art: Accenture Bursary Recipient's Vision

The Art of ESG: Social Impact Through The Arts

The 2022 Business to Arts Private Investment in the Arts Summary Report

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