Art in Action Supporters

We are pleased to announce that Art in Action is the proud recipient of a Google Grant Award! The award will help us get the word out about Art in Action and our mission to targeted Google users via Google AdWords. So, please feel free to search for Art in Action or Art in Action topics using Google search and see where Art in Action is mentioned.

Art in Action thanks Hurlbut-Johnson Charitable Fund for their recent grant of $12,500. Funded through the Silicon Valley Community Foundation, Hurlbut-Johnson's donation will continue to assist us in bringing art to students in many of the Bay Area's Title I schools. Because of ongoing supporters like them, we have been very successful in achieving our mission of bringing a quality visual art program to children in the Bay Area. Many thanks to the Hurlbut-Johnson Charitable Fund and others for making a difference.

Once a month, for the last 9 months, Art in Action has been fortunate to host a team of One Brick volunteers to help us pack ARTboxes. One Brick, a San Francisco-based organization, is a non-profit run entirely by volunteers who organize other groups of volunteers to support other Bay Area non-profits. Their efficient work and cheerful attitudes have been invaluable in packing hundreds of ARTboxes this year.

San Francisco Foundation

Art in Action thanks San Francisco Foundation for their recent grant of $10,000. This grant will help us expand our K-8 programs and teacher training to 50 new classrooms in Bay Area schools in 2008. It is because of ongoing supporters like them, that we have been so successful in achieving our mission of bringing a quality visual art program to children in the Bay Area. We thank them for making a difference.

Learn more about the wonderful contributions that the San Francisco Foundation is making to the Bay Area.

Art in Action thanks Palo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund for their grant of $10,000. Funded through the Silicon Valley Community Foundation, the PAWHF's donation underwrite the Art in Action program at Costano Elementary School in East Palo Alto for the 2007-2008 school year. Many thanks to the Palo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund and others for making a difference in the lives of 200 children who would not have a quality visual art education otherwise.