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Friends of the Cultural Arts Center 
The "FRIENDS of the Cultural Arts Center" is a non-profit, volunteer support organization for the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department's Cultural Arts Center. FRIENDS supports the CAC through volunteerism, fundraising and promotion of our many programs, special events, art trips and more.
For more information, contact Jennifer Johnson at jljohnson@columbus.gov

FRIENDS OF THE CULTURAL ARTS CENTER
BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Irene Finck, President
Anne Nelson, Vice-President
Linda Daley, Treasurer
Open, Secretary
Nancy Claman, Trustee-at-Large
Veda Gilp,
Trustee-at-Large
Barbara Airulla, Trustee-at-Large
Deborah Mason,
Trustee-at-Large and Student Representative
Kristi Kloss, Board Trustee-at-Large and Contract Instructor Representative
Jennifer Johnson, Ad Hoc Member, CAC Arts Administrator
Geoffrey Martin,
Ad Hoc Member, CAC Assistant Arts Administrator


Board Member Sarah-Jane Workman and
Volunteer Rick Boyle attend an exhibit's opening reception in the Main Hall Galllery.

Tired but happy volunteers after Arty Party
Tired but happy, "Friends" members and other "Friends" volunteers pose for a photo after Arty Party clean-up.

HISTORY & PROGRESSION    
The Cultural Arts Center has had a support organization since its move to our current address in 1978, a span of 30 years of service to the community. Our support group first began in 1988 with a different name than its current one ("Friends"). "The Arsenal Group", or T.A.G., was so named because of the history of our elegant old building as an arsenal built during the 1860's.  Acting as a fiduciary aid to the Cultural Arts Center's programs and activities, the support group applied for and obtained government 501(c)3 status as a non-profit organization. Since then, we have seen several slates of officers and many levels of activity and support. TAG was instrumental in acting as a fiscal agent, providing many wonderful art trips, conducting fundraising events, sponsoring special exhibits and programs, creating an initial membership campaign, producing marketing materials, purchasing supplies and equipment for CAC and much more. The staff and faculty of the CAC look forward to many more years of partnership with and support from the Friends group.

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