BECOME A MEMBER
As a member of this organization, you will be helping us to introduce thousands of students each year to the performing and visual arts. Last year alone, we served more than 26,500 students. In addition, we granted over $47,000 to nonprofit organizations in six counties, supporting the efforts of others to offer quality arts activities and programs.

Artsbeat, our free quarterly newsletter, will keep you informed of art education programs provided for students, grant opportunities for individual artists and nonprofit organizations, grant workshops, and special events throughout the year.

Benefactor, $1,000; Sponsor, $500; Sustaining, $250; Contributing, $100; Patron, $50; Arts Organization, $50; Artist, $25; Teacher, $25.

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BECOME A SPONSOR
The Arts Council's annual fundraising event, Arts Magnifico!, offers the opportunity for local business sponsorship. The event has high visibility and directly contributes to the cultural life of Southern Indiana. You may also purchase Arts Magnifico! tickets by completing the donation form below. Art Education programs such as Jammin’ with Jamey & Friends, Arts Appleseed, and the Young Artist Piano Competition directly contributes to thousands of students each year. Artists After Hours and Art Enrichment Workshops directly contribute to individual artists and the Southern Indiana arts community.

Arts Magnifico!; Jammin' with Jamey & Friends; Arts Appleseed; Young Artist Piano Competition; Artists After Hours; Arts Enrichment Workshops

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BECOME A DONOR
The Robert E. Carter Legacy Fund was established to ensure the long-term growth of the Arts Council. Robert Carter remains an icon in the musical life of Floyd County. He was the first Executive Director of the organization and was Choral Director at New Albany High School for many years. This fund resides at the Community Foundation of Southern Indiana.

The Ed Adams Musical Arts Scholarship Fund was established to provide students at Floyd Central High School and New Albany High School with a scholarship for seniors who intend to enter the field of fine arts. This fund resides at the Community Foundation of Southern Indiana.

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Planned Giving Opportunities
By including the Arts Council in your estate plans, you will help assure the continuation of quality arts education programming for Southern Indiana. Consider leaving money, property, or investments to this non-profit organization. Your legacy could make a difference for generations. For more information, call the Arts Council at 812.949.4238.

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