Palo Alto Art Center Foundation
Palo Alto Art Center Foundation
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Mission
The Palo Alto Art Center Foundation expands the reach and impact of the Palo Alto Art Center through fundraising and advocacy. The mission of the Art Center is: the Palo Alto Art Center is your place to discover art. See, make, and be inspired because everyone is an artist.
About
Direct support of the Palo Alto Art Center: The PAACF achieves its primary mission by directly supporting the programs and goals of the Palo Alto Art Center. This direct support covers five program areas: children's fine art, adult studio classes, exhibitions, project Look! (an inquiry based museum education program for school children from throughout the region), and the Art Center's volunteer program
