The Society of the Four Arts - Ways to Contribute
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Page Lee Hufty Bell is a board member of the Society of the Four Arts in Florida, focusing on fundraising for its educational mission. The document outlines three donation methods: contributing to the capital campaign for the Dixon Education building, becoming a corporate sponsor, or joining as a member for various benefits. Interested parties can learn more by visiting the society's website or calling for sponsorship information.
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- 1. By Page Lee Hufty Bell
- 2. Page Lee Hufty Bell is on the board of directors of the Society of the Four Arts, a Florida-based society that offers cultural programs and exhibitions for all ages. At the society, Page Lee Hufty Bell also works as part of its education committee. As a board member, Page Lee Hufty works to ensure adequate fundraising to continue the societys educational mission. Below are three ways interested parties can donate to the Society of the Four Arts.
- 3. 1. Give to the Capital Campaign. The Capital Campaign is a fundraising project to turn the Dixon Education Building into a home for the societys Campus on the Lake program. The goal is to transform the Dixon Education Building into four classrooms, which will be able to accommodate much larger groups of people. 2. Become a corporate sponsor. Becoming a corporate sponsor at the Society of the Four Arts is one of the most generous ways local businesses can contribute to the art world and the society. Current corporate sponsors include The Talisman Group, Wells Fargo Private Bank, and First Republic Bank. To learn more about becoming a corporate sponsor, call (561) 655-3785.
- 4. 3. Become a member. Membership at the Society of the Four Arts is beneficial to both the society and the members. For $40 a month, members can take a host of workshops, borrow laptops for free, and visit the Childrens Library at no cost. Learn more about the society at www.fourarts.org.