Art 4 Change Receives $5,000 Grant from Gulf Coast Community Foundation

The Giving Coast

Art 4 Change is excited to announce a generous $5,000 grant from Gulf Coast Community Foundation (Gulf Coast). This funding, designated for Art 4 Change’s 2024-2025 initiatives, is made possible through the Carl A. Savickas Charitable Fund, a donor-established legacy endowment, at Gulf Coast. The contribution makes Gulf Coast the first Platinum Sponsor for Art 4 Change, marking a significant milestone for the arts organization. The support enables Art 4 Change to advance its mission to create positive social change through art and serve underrepresented communities. A key initiative supported by this sponsorship is Art 4 Change's "A Better World Through Art" poster contest. Submissions are now open to Sarasota and Manatee County students in grades 6-12, with a deadline of December 20, 2024.Art 4 Change has been dedicated to fostering collaboration with local galleries, businesses, and educational institutions to create opportunities for artists and students alike. Their efforts focus on using art as a catalyst for social change, providing a platform for diverse voices, and nurturing a vibrant, inclusive cultural landscape. For more information about Art 4 Change and its programs, please visit art4changeinc.org or contact Clifford McDonald at art4changesarasota@gmail.com.

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