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Salmon Arts Council Membership

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Join the Salmon Arts Council and Experience the Culture of the World!

Membership Categories

$25 Friend

$50 - 99 Contributor

$00 - 199 Patron

$200 - 299

$300 - 499 Benefactor

$500 - 999 Sponsor

$1,000 - 1,999 Investor

$2,000 - 5,000 Underwriter

Please make checks payable to the Salmon Arts Council at 200 Main Street, Salmon ID 83467

     The Salmon Arts Council is a 501<cx3) non-profit organization and your contribution may be tax deductible. This organization prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, or handicap or age.

     The Salmon Arts Council (SAC) was organized in the kitchen of a Salmon household in the fall of 1978. Since that time it has grown from a group of five to a 13-member Board of Directors (volunteers); over 200 members, a paid part-time Executive Director; and office in the Salmon Valley Center, and an annual operating budget of $45,000. An Advisory Board, made up of "retired" Board Members; SAC members; and numerous "on call" volunteers all help make the Salmon Arts Council meet its commitment to the community.

Annual Programs

The Salmon Arts Council presents and sponsors many events during the year:

Dinner Theater

Shakespeare in the Park

Children's Art in the Park

Missoula Children's Theater

Salmon VAlley Art & Photo Shows

Artist in Education Residency

Wine Tasting/Fundraiser

Salmon Arts Council Goals
The SAC Board has chosen to focus on the following goals over the next few years:

To provide opportunities for appreciation of and participation in the arts and humanities by presenting diversified programs.

To provide and encourage comprehensive arts education.

To increase involvement and cooperation with the community, other organizations, and cultural groups in strengthening the role of the arts in all aspectes of life.

To provide opportunities for the development of local artists.

To broaden and maintain the organization's finaicial base

To explore and develop a community center for arts and humanities.

     In 1988, The SAC was awarded the Governor's Arts Award for Support of the Arts. The nomination was made by the local school district and the SAC became the second arts organization in Idaho to receive this prestigious award.

     In 1990, The Salmon Education Association presented the Council with their "Friend of the Education" award for all that is done to further the arts in the schools.

Funding
The Salmon Arts Council is funded by:

Admission

Membership

Donations

In-Kind Contributions

Grants

(Idaho Commission on the Arts, the National Edowment for the Arts, and the Western States Arts Federation)

     The number of local arts agencies is increasing as the arts become more basic in people's lives. This causes the grant dollars available to those arts agencies to decrease. Today more than ever, the future of the arts and humanities in our community depends upon you, or our local supporters.

Come by our office in the Salmon Valley Center or call us at 756-2987

Upcoming Events | About Salmon Arts Council | Membership | Salmon Idaho | email us

Membership Categories
$25 Friend $50 - 99 Contributor $00 - 199 Patron $200 - 299	$300 - 499 Benefactor $500 - 999 Sponsor $1,000 - 1,999 Investor $2,000 - 5,000 Underwriter
Please make checks payable to the Salmon Arts Council at 200 Main Street, Salmon ID 83467
The Salmon Arts Council is a 501<cx3) non-profit organization and your contribution may be tax deductible. This organization prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, or handicap or age.

The Salmon Arts Council (SAC) was organized in the kitchen of a Salmon household in the fall of 1978. Since that time it has grown from a group of five to a 13-member Board of Directors (volunteers); over 200 members, a paid part-time Executive Director; and office in the Salmon Valley Center, and an annual operating budget of $45,000. An Advisory Board, made up of "retired" Board Members; SAC members; and numerous "on call" volunteers all help make the Salmon Arts Council meet its commitment to the community.

Annual Programs The Salmon Arts Council presents and sponsors many events during the year: Dinner Theater Shakespeare in the Park Children's Art in the Park Missoula Children's Theater Salmon VAlley Art & Photo Shows Artist in Education Residency Wine Tasting/Fundraiser

Salmon Arts Council Goals The SAC Board has chosen to focus on the following goals over the next few years: To provide opportunities for appreciation of and participation in the arts and humanities by presenting diversified programs. To provide and encourage comprehensive arts education. To increase involvement and cooperation with the community, other organizations, and cultural groups in strengthening the role of the arts in all aspectes of life. To provide opportunities for the development of local artists. To broaden and maintain the organization's finaicial base To explore and develop a community center for arts and humanities.

In 1988, The SAC was awarded the Governor's Arts Award for Support of the Arts. The nomination was made by the local school district and the SAC became the second arts organization in Idaho to receive this prestigious award. In 1990, The Salmon Education Association presented the Council with their "Friend of the Education" award for all that is done to further the arts in the schools.


Funding The Salmon Arts Council is funded by: Admission Membership Donations In-Kind Contributions Grants (Idaho Commission on the Arts, the National Edowment for the Arts, and the Western States Arts Federation) The number of local arts agencies is increasing as the arts become more basic in people's lives. This causes the grant dollars available to those arts agencies to decrease. Today more than ever, the future of the arts and humanities in our community depends upon you, or our local supporters.