Endowment for Visual Arts in the Communities

Posted on 20182018Author CF AdminCategories Field of Interest Funds

The Endowment for Visual Arts in the Communities is a component fund of the Community Foundation. For more information on all our funds please refer to our full funds list.

Stephen J. and Betty E. Purtell Fund

2018

Esther Couper Family Fund

2018

Glenda Blake and Leo Cotnoir Fund for Art Empowerment

2018

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March 25th, 9:40 am

bit.ly/2us40yT We're looking for an Administrative Assistant to join our team. If you want to work in a congenial, low stress atmosphere with enthusiastic co-workers, generous donors, and committed board members, check out our job description and apply! ... See MoreSee Less

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March 21st, 10:01 am

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If you have followed us for any amount of time, you know how much we love libraries. We make lots of grants to libraries, and hold two funds specifically for libraries. If you care about libraries like we do, you'll want to listen to this episode of 99% Invisible about the importance of social infrastructure, and how libraries support communities. ... See MoreSee Less

Palaces for the People - 99% Invisible

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Eric Klinenberg is the author of a book called Palaces for the People: How Social Infrastructure Can Help Fight Inequality, Polarization, and the Decline of Civic Life. The phrase “palaces for the p...

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March 20th, 10:38 am

Finally, spring has arrived in the northeast. Wishing you a happy first day of spring! ... See MoreSee Less

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March 18th, 2:10 pm

Friday was the perfect day to visit Rogers Environmental Education Center in Sherburne to check out their brand-new maple syrup collection system. We helped fund this exciting new project. Many thanks to Simon Solomon for giving us the tour. ... See MoreSee Less

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March 18th, 9:07 am

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Check out this article in thedailystar.com about the Cooperstown Food Pantry. We gave them a small grant in 2018. It's amazing what tiny non-profits can do with just a few dollars, and dedicated staff and volunteers! ... See MoreSee Less

On the Bright Side: Food pantry rescues 62 tons of perishable food

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Imagine how many people could be fed with 125,000 pounds of food. At the Cooperstown Food Pantry, officials and volunteers don't have to imagine it; they are providing it.

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