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PACA
Launches Capital Fund Drive
Announced
at The Event 2 on February 28, 2009, PACA has launched their first ever
Capital Fund Drive with a goal of $100,000 for local area contributions.
It is essential to reach this goal both for "bricks and mortar"
expenses in creating the center -and- to demonstrate local area support
for the center, which is a key component for meeting grant requirements.
Overall
expense to create the Chewelah Performing and Cultural Arts Center is
a nominal $900,000, with $130,000 raised (as of March 2009) by the estate
of Liz Riley and by PACA fundraisers.
The IRS
granted nonprofit 501(c)3 certification to PACA on April 19, 2009. All
donations are tax deducible, retroactive to August 8, 2008.
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Donation
Categories
To recognize your donation, we have established the categories below.
For $50 or more, you receive recognition of your generous support in
event programs (Program Tribute) and for donations of $500 or more,
additional recognition in the lobby (Lobby Display). All categories
provide PACA Membership where you have particular advantages for tickets
and seating [details pending board approval].
Members
- ($50-$499) [Program Tribute]
Sponsors - ($500-$999) [Lobby Display and Program Tribute]
Contributors - ($1,000-$4,999) [Lobby Display and Program Tribute]
Angels - ($5,000-$10,000) [Lobby Display and Program Tribute]
Producers - ($10,000-124,000) [Lobby Display and Program Tribute]
Founders - ($125,000 or more) [Lobby Display and Program Tribute]
How
to Donate
Click Here
for our donation form as a PDF file, which you can complete and mail
with your check to: PACA, Box 1113, Chewelah, WA 99109. The donation
form also allows for a monthly pledge, for example, $10 a month. Use
the Donate button at the top of this screen for a donation using your
credit card, debit card, or PayPal account.
Fundraising
The lifeblood of any arts organization is fundraising, fundraising
not only for the initial expenses of creating an arts center, but fundraising
for ongoing expenses. For most art centers, selling out every seat for
every performance yields less than 50% of the art center budget, thus,
the ongoing need for community support and donations to keep the center
viable and healthy.