the taylor foundation FOR THE ARTS AND SCIENCES
advancing Health, Knowledge & Human Well-Being
Taylor Foundation for the Arts and Sciences (TFAS) in as Atlanta-based nonprofit organization that brings together arts, science, education, and community partnerships to promote physical and mental health, strengthen communities, and support humanitarian response locally and internationally.
FROM KNOWLEDGE TO IMPACT
At TFAS, we believe that arts and sciences are not separate paths—they are complementary tools for understanding people, strengthening communities, and improving lives.
Through collaboration across disciplines and communities, we seek to turn knowledge, creativity, and compassion into meaningful and lasting impact.

OUR MISSION TO ADVANCE HEALTH, KNOWLEDGE, AND HUMAN WELL-BEING THROUGH THE INTEGRATION OF ARTS AND SCIENCE.
The Taylor Foundation for the Arts and Sciences (TFAS) is an Atlanta-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting physical and mental health through arts, science, education, and community engagement.
We translate knowledge into meaningful action by developing and supporting evidence-informed programs, educational initiatives, participatory arts experiences, and community partnerships that strengthen individual and community well-being.
TFAS also serves as a collaborative hub, connecting nonprofit organizations, private-sector partners, professionals, and volunteers to help communities respond to emergencies and disasters when support is needed most. We believe meaningful change happens when knowledge, creativity, and people come together. Through collaboration across disciplines and sectors, TFAS works to turn ideas into practical initiatives that improve lives and strengthen communities.
We translate knowledge into meaningful action by developing and supporting evidence-informed programs, educational initiatives, participatory arts experiences, and community partnerships that strengthen individual and community well-being.
TFAS also serves as a collaborative hub, connecting nonprofit organizations, private-sector partners, professionals, and volunteers to help communities respond to emergencies and disasters when support is needed most. We believe meaningful change happens when knowledge, creativity, and people come together. Through collaboration across disciplines and sectors, TFAS works to turn ideas into practical initiatives that improve lives and strengthen communities.
Engage
- Participate in programs and initiatives that promote health, learning, creativity, and human well-being.
Collaborate
- Partner with us to bring knowledge, expertise, resources, and communities together for meaningful impact.
Support
- Help advance initiatives that strengthen communities and improve lives locally and internationally.
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CONNECT WITH TFAS
Stay connected with the Taylor Foundation for the Arts and Sciences and learn about opportunities to engage, collaborate, volunteer, and support initiatives that advance health, knowledge, and human well-being.
- Learn about upcoming programs, initiatives, and events
- Discover opportunities to volunteer, collaborate, or support our work
upcoming events
TALAY Initiative 2027 Thailand Arts, Leadership, Advancement & Youth
June 2027 | PhangNga, Thailand
Thailand Youth Leadership, Arts & Sciences Program. Advancing youth through discipline, leadership, arts, science, and discovery. Inspired by the Thai word “talay,” meaning sea, the TALAY Initiative reflects our connection to the coastal communities of Thailand where the program began.
Through Taekwondo, leadership development, arts, science, and experiential learning, TALAY provides young people with opportunities to develop discipline, confidence, curiosity, teamwork, and a commitment to lifelong learning.
Through Taekwondo, leadership development, arts, science, and experiential learning, TALAY provides young people with opportunities to develop discipline, confidence, curiosity, teamwork, and a commitment to lifelong learning.
HEAVY METALS & HUMAN HEALTHUnderstanding Exposure, Risks & Prevention
July 2027 | PhangNga, Thailand
A community health and science seminar exploring common sources of heavy-metal exposure, what scientific research tells us about potential health effects, and practical approaches to reducing unnecessary exposure.
Topics: Lead • Arsenic • Cadmium • Arsenic • Environmental Exposure • Prevention • Community Health
Presented by:Taylor Foundation for the Arts and Sciences
Presented by:Taylor Foundation for the Arts and Sciences