Mahalo
Los Angeles, CA

CAZADERO PERFORMING ARTS FAMILY CAMP

EIN 27-0776964
Arts, Culture & Heritage Community Arts & Public Programs Children & youth
Mission

Cazadero Performing Arts Family Camp offers a high-quality, immersive multigenerational educational experience in the visual and performing arts. Together—in nature and as a diverse community of individuals and families—it inspires creative expression, shares talents, and nurtures appreciation for the arts.

IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity Contributions are tax-deductible

About CAZADERO PERFORMING ARTS FAMILY CAMP

Cazadero Performing Arts Family Camp ("Caz") is an intergenerational performing- and visual-arts nonprofit that runs week-long family arts sessions where children and adults create side-by-side. Programming spans performing arts, music, visual arts, movement and nature arts with dozens of class options taught by professional teaching artists. Caz operates as a donor-facing 501(c)(3) nonprofit with an active web presence and public registration; it maintains long-term relationships with camp sites and municipal partners and runs multiple sessions each summer. In recent years the organization has continued to operate multi-site programs (California and Washington), supported organizational growth in the region, and maintained financial stability while prioritizing program delivery. In its most recent publicly filed year (fiscal 2023) Caz reported approximately $525,000 in revenue, allocated roughly 72% of revenues to program services, and continued to run several summer sessions serving families and youth; the organization also participated in regional partnerships and capital projects (including shared infrastructure repairs with the City of Berkeley) during 2023–2025.

Notable achievements

Decades-long tradition

Caz has operated an enduring intergenerational arts program for families for over 40 years, sustaining continuity of teaching artists, alumni participation, and community traditions.

Program-first finances (2023)

In fiscal year 2023 the organization reported roughly $524,641 in revenue and directed about 72% of revenue to program services, producing a positive net result and maintaining program delivery across multiple sites.

Regional program growth and incubation

Cazadero supported regional expansion through incubation of Caz Northwest, which reorganized into an independent Washington nonprofit, demonstrating capacity to grow program models beyond California.

At a glance

Total assets
$229K
Annual revenue
$525K
Tax status
501(c)(3)Public charity
EIN
27-0776964
Location
Los Angeles, CA
On Mahalo since
April 2026

Financial figures from the IRS Business Master File, the IRS’s registry of tax-exempt organizations.

Recognition

Profiled on major nonprofit data platforms and public filing registries as an active 501(c)(3) (EIN 27-0776964) with accessible Form 990 filings and public financial disclosures.
Recipient of state-level arts support and recognition in statewide grant listings (California Arts Council grant history) and other regional arts partnerships.
Municipal partnership and capital support: partnered with the City of Berkeley on shared capital repairs and infrastructure work at the Cazadero site (creek/erosion repairs and related projects in 2023–2025), reflecting public-sector collaboration to preserve camp operations.

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