Artists for a New South Africa (ANSA) is a nonprofit organization working in the US and South Africa to combat HIV/AIDS, assist children orphaned by AIDS, advance human and civil rights, safeguard voting rights, and educate and empower youth.

ANSA makes a substantial difference by developing innovative, collaborative programs, providing grants and resources to effective community organizations, and raising public awareness and mobilizing action through media campaigns, advocacy, and the arts.

Founded in 1989 by noted members of the entertainment community to support the struggle against apartheid, ANSA has since raised over $9M for African nonprofits, shipped 70 tons of medical supplies and books to poor communities, and educated millions of people in the US and Africa about HIV/AIDS and voting rights. ANSA works in collaboration with experts, activists, and grassroots leaders, harnessing the talents, resources, and influence of all its diverse members to have a strategic impact.