WHITE RABBIT GALLERIES
EIN 86-1664269 · Arts & Culture (A20)
What they do
1.TO OPERATE and MAINTAIN SPACE KNOWN AS WHITE RABBIT GALLERIES WITH THE PURPOSE of PROVIDING SPACE for LOCAL ARTISANS to CREATE, PROVIDE INSTRUCTION and OFFER THEIR PRODUCTS for SALE. 2.TO OFFER GALLERY SPACE for PUBLIC SHOWINGS of THE WORK of LOCAL ARTISTS to GENERATE INTEREST and DEMAND for THEIR WORKS and FOSTER ART APPRECIATION WITHIN THE COMMUNITY 3.TO COORDINATE WITH LOCAL BUSINESSES IN THE SUPPORT and REVITALIZATION of DOWNTOWN BARBERTON, OH and ITS ARTS and ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT. 4.TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS to QUALIFYING STUDENTS THROUGH THE WHITE RABBIT GALLERIES FOUNDATION.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2021
- Location
- 1111 STRATFORD ST, BARBERTON, OH 44203-7568
- County
- Summit
- In care of
- % LAURA A SMITH