Community Support
Cascade Arts & Culture Council and its programs have been embraced by the community. Government, local business and corporate supporters demonstrate their commitment to our community by becoming partners in our artistic and education endeavors. · Over thirty local business have donated gifts or services in kind to support fundraising efforts · Local artists donate time and talent to help create professional quality sets, backdrops, props and costumes for performing arts events and fundraisers · Local and Regional businesses sponsor productions and purchase seasonal ads in Programs · Local Newspapers highly publicize and review program and project events · Local businesses and restaurants have all donated their facilities for meetings, auditions, rehearsal space and productions Our community partners are recognized and celebrated in a variety of ways throughout the season by the CACC Board, partnering nonprofit organizations, program volunteers, talented performing artist, and our ever growing audience. Our relationships with our partnering nonprofit organizations and foundations such as Duvall Cultural Commission, Duvall Foundation for the Arts, Carnation 4th of July Committee, Duvall Historical Society, and 4Culture are essential to the success of CACC Programs. In addition to supporting the work seen on stage, they often underwrite the costs associated with our Youth and educational programs, making it possible for us to foster the talents of young artists and the interest of future arts patrons. Their continued support allows us to diversify our programs and services, and reach broader audiences of all ages and interest. From the board room to the stage, CACC Programs benefit from a talented, passionate, and dedicated troupe of volunteers. They are local folks from diverse backgrounds and professions. Ordinary people committed to the belief that together they can create an extraordinary environment for our family, friends, and neighbors as well as educate and drive economic business development through support of the arts, heritage and culture of our region. · More than 75 volunteers support make the Cascade Community Theatre a success · Currently CACC program volunteers contribute an estimated 10,000 hours of support a year · The volunteers’ contributions save the organization nearly $170,000 in expenses a year · We estimate with program and volunteer expansion these numbers will continue to increase
Cascade Arts & Culture Council and its programs have been embraced by the community. Government, local business and corporate supporters demonstrate their commitment to our community by becoming partners in our artistic and education endeavors.
· Over thirty local business have donated gifts or services in kind to support fundraising efforts
· Local artists donate time and talent to help create professional quality sets, backdrops, props and costumes for performing arts events and fundraisers
· Local and Regional businesses sponsor productions and purchase seasonal ads in Programs
· Local Newspapers highly publicize and review program and project events
· Local businesses and restaurants have all donated their facilities for meetings, auditions, rehearsal space and productions
Our community partners are recognized and celebrated in a variety of ways throughout the season by the CACC Board, partnering nonprofit organizations, program volunteers, talented performing artist, and our ever growing audience.
Our relationships with our partnering nonprofit organizations and foundations such as Duvall Cultural Commission, Duvall Foundation for the Arts, Carnation 4th of July Committee, Duvall Historical Society, and 4Culture are essential to the success of CACC Programs. In addition to supporting the work seen on stage, they often underwrite the costs associated with our Youth and educational programs, making it possible for us to foster the talents of young artists and the interest of future arts patrons. Their continued support allows us to diversify our programs and services, and reach broader audiences of all ages and interest.
From the board room to the stage, CACC Programs benefit from a talented, passionate, and dedicated troupe of volunteers. They are local folks from diverse backgrounds and professions. Ordinary people committed to the belief that together they can create an extraordinary environment for our family, friends, and neighbors as well as educate and drive economic business development through support of the arts, heritage and culture of our region.
· More than 75 volunteers support make the Cascade Community Theatre a success
· Currently CACC program volunteers contribute an estimated 10,000 hours of support a year
· The volunteers’ contributions save the organization nearly $170,000 in expenses a year
· We estimate with program and volunteer expansion these numbers will continue to increase
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