Make A Donation
When you make a donation to The Baum School of Art, you become part of our legacy of providing art education of the highest quality to our community.
A general operating gift will be used where needed most. Scholarship gifts can be made to cover the cost of providing a class to a child or an adult in need. Some gifts may cover the cost of providing an outreach program in the community. Donations may be made in memory or in honor of a loved one. The school also welcomes gifts for capital needs. The Baum School of Art is registered as a charitable organization under Section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code, and donations are tax deductible as allowed by law.
Sponsor an Event
The Baum School of Art hosts two fundraising events each year—our Fall Gala and our Annual Art Auction. At each event, there are opportunities to become a sponsor, and prominently support the school’s mission. There are sponsorship levels ranging from $100-$5,000 and include benefits such as dinner tickets, program ads, and more.
For more information on our sponsorship opportunities, please contact Shannon Fugate, Executive Director at shannon@baumschool.org.
Sponsor the Galleries
By supporting our exhibitions program, you can support creativity and build community through the visual arts at The Baum School of Art. We present 12-14 exhibitions to the community each year, in our David E. Rodale and Rodale Family Galleries. There are a variety of sponsorship levels, and recognition benefits.
For more information on gallery sponsorship, please contact Kristine Kotsch, Director of Exhibitions at kris@baumschool.org.
Planned Giving
Leave a lasting legacy of art education. The Baum School of Art can be part of your estate planning, from endowing a scholarship to creating a sustaining source of revenue for The Baum School of Art to carry our mission into the future.
Please contact Shannon Fugate, Executive Director at shannon@baumschool.org, for more information.
MAKE A MARK
Maybe you have never picked up a brush, a pastel, a stick of charcoal, or a slab of clay – or maybe you have been creating art for years. Either way, everyone can make a mark at The Baum School of Art. How will you make yours?
— Artwork by Ken Mizerny
