Give 8/28 & Celebrate Black Philanthropy Month

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A nonprofit fundraiser supporting

Friends of African American Art and Culture
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Contributions aid FAAAC's mission to encourage an appreciation for African American Art and artists.

$5,330

raised by 66 people

$5,000 goal

YOU DID THAT!!!

Update posted 2 years ago

You did it!  We have exceeded our goal of $5,000!  THANK YOU!!!  Funds received during the Give 828 campaign will support the good works of the Friends of African American Art & Culture.  We are a small affinity group of the Columbia Museum of Art, but we are clear in our purpose and mighty in our mission! 

We have until midnight to continue to raise funds.  Let's keep it going!!  

Our fundraising goals support thOliver Lee Jackson's Monotype IV, 2006 was purchased by FAAAC in 2021 and gifted to the Columbia Museum of Art.e mission of the Friends of African American Art & Culture (FAAAC), an affinity group of the Columbia Museum of Art located in Columbia, South Carolina.  We strive to further the Museum’s mission to educate, enrich and inspire the community and visitors to our state while increasing engagement with members of the community interested in African American art and culture. 

In 2021, FAAAC purchased its first artwork by an African American artist. Oliver Lee Jackson's Monotype IV, 2006 was recently placed on display at the Columbia Museum of Art.  Your contributions made this purchase possible and support programming that connects Museum visitors with the permanent collection of works from African American artists, exhibitions featuring African American artists and events that offer a real-life perspective on the contributions of African American artists.  FAAAC programming includes interactive events with local artists; sponsored programming in celebration of Martin Luther King Day and Black History Month; and programming that complements works and exhibitions by Black artists.

Join us in supporting Black art in Columbia and the Southeast region! 

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