ARTS AND CULTURE


Grants paid from unrestricted and field of interest funds: We were able to award grants to the following nonprofits in 2010 because generous donors created funds that gave our board the latitude to address current needs.


The Academy of Music For computer upgrades


African American Historical Society of Portsmouth


For interior and mechanical work to restore the history museum Arts Enter Cape Charles


To upgrade the sound system at the Historic Palace Theatre on the Eastern Shore


Business Consortium for Arts Support***


To help support 33 regional visual and performing arts organizations in South Hampton Roads


Chrysler Museum of Art***


For art exhibits and educational activities Contemporary Art Center of Virginia


For technology upgrades to Price Auditorium and the art center offices Eastern Shore of Virginia Community Foundation


For grants to support Arts Enter Cape Charles, Eastern Shore of Virginia Historical Society and Oyster Museum of Chincoteague Island


The Hurrah Players** For the Babes on Broadway program


Jewish Museum and Cultural Center, Friends of Chevra T’helim*


To purchase a Steinway grand piano The Little Theatre of Norfolk


To help replace the damaged theater floor Multi-cultural Performing Arts Consulting


To purchase 20 steel drum sets to teach music to youth Peninsula Fine Arts Center


For the Hands On for Kids revitalization project Portsmouth Museums Foundation***


To support museums in Portsmouth


Symphonicity – the Symphony Orchestra of Virginia Beach


For the 2010 Messiah Sing a Along Tidewater Arts Outreach***


To bring arts performances to nursing homes, homeless shelters and other places needing music


Virginia Arts Festival


To help build the Clay and Jay Barr Education Center Virginia Children’s Chorus***


To offer choral training to students Virginia Symphony***


To offer orchestra performances to the community Total:


4 125,000 1,000 500 $1,012,635 *Includes a grant from the E.K. Sloane Fund, a field of interest fund that provides pianos for nonprofit organizations


**Includes a grant from the Community Leadership Partners, a Foundation giving group that in 2010 targeted grants to provide learning opportunities for area preschoolers ***Includes a grant recommended by guests at the 2010 Philanthropy Celebration luncheon


$2,652,890 Total of all arts and culture grants 4,574 1,000 45,325 75,000 15,000 1,490 500 7,418 500 131,190 88,031 445,500 $12,780 37,827 20,000


Grants paid from donor advised and designated funds: We awarded grants to the following nonprofits in 2010 because generous donors either created donor advised funds that let them recommend grant recipients or named these organizations as recipients of their designated funds.


African American Historical Society of Portsmouth


APVA Preservation Virginia - Southeastern Virginia Branch


Atlantic Wildfowl Heritage Museum Business Consortium for Arts Support Chrysler Museum of Art


The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Columbia Museum of Art Contemporary Art Center of Virginia Eastern Shore of Virginia Barrier Islands Center The Feldman Chamber Music Society Generic Theater The Hermitage Foundation Auxiliary The Hurrah Players The Little Theatre of Norfolk Little Theatre of Virginia Beach New York State Summer School for the Arts Old Coast Guard Station Portsmouth Museums Foundation Princess Anne County Historical Society South Carolina Museum Foundation


Symphonicity – the Symphony Orchestra of Virginia Beach Thomas Jefferson Foundation Tidewater Friends of Folk Music Todd Rosenlieb Dance Virginia Arts Festival Virginia Musical Theater Inc. Virginia Opera Virginia Symphony Wilton Manors Main Street Inc. Young Audiences of Virginia


Total: $1,640,255


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2010 GRANTS PAID


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