Printing Is Only One Part of Arts Partnerships
Printing Partners maintains that arts organizations not only provide entertainment, but also enhance quality of life, ed...
30 June, 2017No commentArt has the power to shape a community. It connects individuals, governments and businesses, and makes cities and towns more beautiful places to live and visit. Nowhere can this be seen with more clarity than at Nickel Plate Arts. With the help of our sponsors’ support, we enthusiastically support outstanding arts experiences in Fishers, Noblesville, Cicero, Arcadia, Atlanta and Tipton.
PRIMARY FUNDER
Visit Hamilton County
MASTERWORK-LEVEL ($10,000+)
The Duke Energy Foundation
PREMIUM LEVEL ($5,000)
Indiana Arts Commission – The Legacy Fund – Church, Church, Hittle & Antrim – The City of Noblesville – The Bohlsen Group – Peachin, Schwartz, Weingardt
LEVEL 4 ($2,500-$4,999)
Imavex – Printing Partners – Peterson Architecture
LEVEL 3 ($1000 – $2,499)
Brannon, Sowers, Cracraft – Meyer-Najem
LEVEL 2 ($600-$999)
Shepherd Insurance – Prizm: The Artists’ Supply Store
LEVEL 1 ($300)
Barley Island – Browning, Day, Mullins, Dierdorf – College Fund Cupcakes – Greg Dickos, Edward Jones – M.S. Woods Real Estate – Mr. G’s Liquors – Tipton Pizza King – Susan Tibbs, F.C. Tucker – Be Well Family Care
Your support helps us focus our efforts on three areas of cultural growth: arts community development, artist development and arts awareness. If you want to strengthen the culture in your community, we invite you to donate or become a corporate sponsor.
For small businesses who understand how important the arts are to our vibrant, growing region, please consider becoming a Basic Sponsor by advertising with us:
Printing Partners maintains that arts organizations not only provide entertainment, but also enhance quality of life, ed...
30 June, 2017No commentAs the first certified B Corp in Indiana, the Bohlsen Group uses “the power of business for good.” The full-service mark...
22 June, 2017No commentBryan Glover represents the third generation of Glover family ownership of Mr. G’s Liquors, founded in 1977 and co-owned...
11 June, 2017No comment“It was an opportunity to support an organization that encourages art at all levels,” says manager Brian Short of...
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