HELP US STRENGTHEN OUR ARTS AND CULTURAL COMMUNITY
Every day the Cultural Council works to champion, engage and grow the arts in Palm Beach County.
It takes leadership and dedication from donors like Donald M. Ephraim, who helped the Council create a new professional development program designed to grow the creative sector.
It takes a community to support artists like South Florida Cultural Consortium winner Rick Newton, whose artwork is featured on the cover of the Council’s 2018 Annual Report.
It takes you. Support the Cultural Council today and join us as we strengthen our arts and cultural community together.
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“It is a great honor to have my work selected… I would like to extend my gratitude to the Cultural Council for supporting my work.”
– Rick Newton
2018 South Florida Cultural Consortium Fellowship-Winning Artist
and Cover Artist for 2018 Annual Report
Donor Spotlight
Bill Parmelee: In Business for the Arts
Bill Parmelee is the chief financial officer of Oxbow Carbon LLC and an established supporter of arts and culture here in Palm Beach County. Bill has served on the Cultural Council’s board of directors since 2012 and, as of October 2019, leads them as board chair. We wanted to check in with Bill and discuss […]
Kelly Rooney: Arts-Lover and Community Champion
Kelly Rooney grew up traveling the world, experiencing different cultures and fostering an appreciation for the arts from a young age. “It’s important to continue placing value in [the arts] and continue to explain to the community how much value that [the arts] bring to us.” Her mother, an amateur painter, also inspired Kelly’s advocacy for the arts […]
Bert Korman: An Advocate for Arts, Business and Education
Bert Korman and his wife, Sallie, have long served the cultural sector as advocates for arts education through their relationships with the Cultural Council, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, the Society of the Four Arts and the Center for Creative Education, among many others. Bert’s professional life as a Philadelphia-based real estate developer and investor started shortly […]
Ellen Liman: Painter and Philanthropist
A longtime supporter of the Cultural Council and a steadfast member for over 20 years, Ellen Liman has dedicated her life in support of the arts. Born and raised in New York City, Liman was interested in painting from an early age, eventually graduating from Barnard College after studying at several art schools, including the […]
Roe Green: A Grand Benefactor
Fans and visitors of the Cultural Council know Roe Green as our Uniquely Palm Beach Store namesake, as a Grand Benefactor of the Muse Awards, a sponsor of our Culture & Cocktails event series and a member of our Board of Directors.
ANNUAL GIVING LEVELS
Donor’s Club
An Annual Fund gift of $500 or more
Council’s Club
An Annual Fund gift of $1,000 or more
Ambassador’s Club
An Annual Fund gift of $3,000 or more
Leadership Society
An Annual Fund gift of $5,000 or more
Director’s Society
An Annual Fund gift of $10,000 or more
Chairman’s Circle
An Annual Fund gift of $20,000 or more
MORE WAYS TO GIVE
For other giving opportunities—matching gifts, bequest and planned gifts, naming opportunities, gifts of stock and securities—please contact Debbie Calabria, director of membership and special events, (561) 472-3330 or dcalabria@palmbeachculture.com.
You can also donate by calling (561) 472-3340 or by mailing your gift to: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County, c/o Debbie Calabria, 601 Lake Avenue, Lake Worth Beach, FL 33460. Or visit the Cultural Council and let us thank you for your gift in person.
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