Support Us
Your vital support and partnership will help ensure the success and expand the reach of the 100 Families program. Please join us as an essential partner with your contribution today. Please consider supporting the program by making a direct contribution to the Foundation for the Arts in Alameda County.
How to Contribute
Make checks payable to The Foundation for the Arts in Alameda County. In the memo section, please write
100 Families Alameda County.
Mail your tax-deductible contribution to:
The Foundation for the Arts in Alameda County
P.O. Box 29004
Oakland, CA 94604-9004
Please contact Rosa Valdez, Program Coordinator, at (510) 891-5705 or email rosa.valdez@acgov.org, if you have any questions regarding tax-deductible contributions or to learn more about the 100 Families program.
The Foundation for the Arts in Alameda County is a 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1992 for the purpose of developing resources and support for the programs of the Alameda County Arts Commission. In 2009, the Foundation for the Arts in Alameda County became an integral partner in establishing the 100 Families Alameda County: Art and Social Change program.
The Alameda County Arts Commission is dedicated to improving the quality of life in Alameda County by nurturing a thriving environment for the arts and for cultural activities; promoting economic opportunities for Alameda County’s artists and arts organizations through programs such as arts grants, public art, and art in education; encouraging public participation in the arts; and actively advocating for the arts. The Alameda County Arts Commission is a division of the County of Alameda, California, governed by a 22-member commission appointed by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors to enhance and enrich the County through the arts.
Monetary donations and in-kind support can also be contributed to the Alameda County Arts Commission. The Alameda County Arts Commission is a tax-exempt unit of Federal, State, and Local Government. Charitable contributions to governmental units are tax deductible under section 170(c)(1) of the Internal Revenue Code if made for a public purpose.
