Boulder ARTs Council is possible because of community involvement

ARTRAGEOUS
The Boulder Arts Council's 2014 & 2016 Fundraiser, an Art Auction to raise funds for the Arts in Boulder was very successful, raising over $5,000 for the arts in Boulder both years.  Thank you to the generous donations of art, food, cash and time to make this such a great event. Join us for the 2018 Artrageous Fundraiser - a Snow Ball on December 8th.  Watch for the online and onsite auction.   
​The Boulder Arts Council is currently seeking donors to help in funding the purchase of a new stage for use at Boulder community events.  If you are interested in donating for this project, please contact a board member.  

The Boulder ARTs Council has been able to create many successful 
programs for the community by working in partnership with other 
entities to accomplish common goals.  

Thank you to the Utah Division of Arts and Museum 
for their support in helping to build 
Boulder Arts Council capacity

2012-2013 fundraising goal was a 
Sound System for Boulder Town 

  
Thank you to all those that have attended events
 and supported our fundraising goal.

Special thanks to the following donors:  
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** Chart updated on the 2nd of July, 2013
Curtis & Dianne Oberhansly
David & Karie Bird  
Doug & Beverly Howland
Jacqui Smalley 
John Wolfer & Kathy McCance 
Judith & Bill Geil 
Kurt & Deborah Mychajlonka
Larry Seeman & Teri Schadeck
Nate Way 
Patrice & Malou Humbert
Pete & Cookie Schaus
Peter Benson & Tina Karlsson 
Quarreling Society
Richard & Caryn Hunt
Suzanne Winters & Bob Ramsey  
Steve & Cheryl Cox 
Tom & Caroline Hoyt
Tom Jerome & Lauren Hatchell  
Troy & Elizabeth Julian 
 
"The arts are not a frill. The arts are a response to our individuality and our nature, and help to shape our identity. 
What is there that can transcend deep difference and stubborn divisions? The arts. 
They have a wonderful universality. Art has the potential to unify. It can speak in many languages without a translator. 
The arts do not discriminate. The arts can lift us up." 
–Former Texas Congresswoman Barbara Jordan