practical art supports non-profits
Practical Art is a socially responsible business which financially supports community non-profits by donating a portion of all proceeds to responsible 501(c)3 organizations that improve our community through their effective services for people, the arts or the environment.
We also regularly host events in our store at no charge as non-profit fundraisers. If your organization is interested in consideration, please send your request to CharityRequest@Practical-Art.com
Owner Jane Reddin is proud supporter and is honored to serve on the Board of Directors of Contemporary Forum, which is dedicated to facilitating knowledge and understanding of contemporary art, assisting Phoenix Art Museum in its acquisitions and exhibitions of contemporary art, providing access to artists, galleries, collectors and art educators, and aiding area artists through its Artists Grants Fund.
To learn more www.ContemporaryForum.org and www.PhxArt.org.
Jane Reddin is also honored to provide service and financial support to the Board of the Valley of the Sun United Way. With a focused goal of improving lives and addressing vital community issues, United Way helps children enter school ready to succeed, helps individuals gain and maintain employment and helps individuals in crisis move into stable environments. For United Way, creating solutions to these issues are the “results that matter” and its annual fundraising campaign is vital to making this possible. Join our support by visiting www.vsuw.org.
Another vital service in our community is provided by the Florence Immigration and Refugee Rights Project, www.firrp.org. Jane's service on this Board and support of the organization had its roots in her early law firm career, when Florence Project was created with the financial support of Lewis and Roca in 1989. An immigration judge expressed concern to the firm's partners that indigent people in removal proceedings were in danger of having their constitutional and statutory rights disregarded due to lack of legal representation.
To learn more www.ContemporaryForum.org and www.PhxArt.org.
Jane Reddin is also honored to provide service and financial support to the Board of the Valley of the Sun United Way. With a focused goal of improving lives and addressing vital community issues, United Way helps children enter school ready to succeed, helps individuals gain and maintain employment and helps individuals in crisis move into stable environments. For United Way, creating solutions to these issues are the “results that matter” and its annual fundraising campaign is vital to making this possible. Join our support by visiting www.vsuw.org.
Another vital service in our community is provided by the Florence Immigration and Refugee Rights Project, www.firrp.org. Jane's service on this Board and support of the organization had its roots in her early law firm career, when Florence Project was created with the financial support of Lewis and Roca in 1989. An immigration judge expressed concern to the firm's partners that indigent people in removal proceedings were in danger of having their constitutional and statutory rights disregarded due to lack of legal representation.