2008/2009
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2003/2004 Charities
  1. ACT Roxbury
  2. Aid to Incarcerated Mothers
  3. AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod
  4. Albert Schweitzer Fellowship
  5. All Dorchester Sports League
  6. Angel Flight Northeast
  7. Biomedical Science Careers Program
  8. Blackstone Valley Education Foundation
  9. Boston Cecilia
  10. Boston Learning Center
  11. Boston MedFlight
  12. Brookview House
  13. Cancer Connection
  14. Cape Cod Theatre Project
  15. Cape Museum of Fine Arts
  16. Cape Symphony Orchestra
  17. Center For Family Connections
  18. Chernobyl Children's Project USA
  19. City School
  20. Common Impact
  21. Composers Conference and Chamber Music Center at Wellesley College
  22. Courageous Sailing Center
  23. Cradles to Crayons
  24. Critical Breakdown - American Friends Service Committee
  25. The Discovery Museums
  26. Dress for Success Boston
  27. Duxbury Bay Maritime School
  28. EarthWorks Projects
  29. Eastern Massachusetts Association of Community Theatres
  30. Eastern Massachusetts Literacy Council
  31. Essex County Greenbelt Association
  32. Executive Service Corps of New England
  33. Filmmakers Collaborative
  34. Friends of Young Achievers
  35. Gaining Ground
  36. Great Barrington Land Conservancy, River Walk Project
  37. Greater Boston Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays
  38. Greater Marlboro Programs
  39. Hands Across the Water
  40. Health Services Partnership of Dorchester
  41. Hildebrand Family Self-Help Center
  42. Hostelling International - American Youth Hostels Eastern NE Council
  43. Human Rights Education Associates, Inc.
  44. Hyde Square Task Force
  45. Industrial Cooperative Association
  46. Iniciativa: Massachusetts Education Initiative for Latino Students
  47. IS 183, Art School of the Berkshires
  48. Jeannie Lindheim's Hospital Clown Troupe
  49. Joslin Diabetes Center - Camp Joslin
  50. Jumpstart
  51. Karuna Center for Peacebuilding
  52. Lenox Library
  53. Lovelane Special Needs Horseback Riding Program
  54. Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce
  55. Massachusetts Advocates for Children
  56. Massachusetts Bicycle Coalition
  57. Massachusetts International Festival for the Arts
  58. Men's Resource Center for Change
  59. Museum Institute for the Teaching of Science
  60. National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild
  61. Neponset River Watershed Association
  62. New England Citybridge
  63. New England Philharmonic
  64. New Repertory Theatre
  65. Nuestras Raices
  66. Ocean Alliance
  67. Pakachoag Community Music School
  68. Parenting Resources Associates
  69. Project STEP
  70. Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic
  71. Robert Treat Paine Historical Trust
  72. Romanian Children's Relief
  73. Sandisfield Arts & Restoration Committee
  74. Sarasa
  75. Shackleton Schools
  76. Snappy Dance Theater
  77. Somali Institute for Research and Development
  78. South End/Lower Roxbury Youth Workers’ Alliance
  79. Southbridge Interfaith Hospitality Network
  80. Springfield Neighborhood Housing Services
  81. Suzuki School of Newton
  82. Teen LEEP, Inc.
  83. Terezin Chamber Music Foundation
  84. Topf Center for Dance Education
  85. Tri-City Family Housing
  86. Unitarian Universalist Urban Ministry
  87. Urban Dreams Youth Development Program
  88. Visionaries
  89. Walden Woods Project
  90. Waltham Partnership for Youth
  91. William E. Carter School
  92. Womanshelter/Companeras
  93. Women of Means
  94. Women's Crisis Center of Greater Newburyport
  95. Worcester Public Inebriate Program

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Cape Museum of Fine Arts

CONTACT:

Rte. 6A, PO Box 2034
Dennis, MA 02638-5034
508-385-4477 x17
www.cmfa.org

Elizabeth Ives Hunter, Executive Director

Donate Now to Cape Museum of Fine Arts

DESCRIPTION:

Cape Cod and the Islands have served as home and recreational haven for prominent American artists since the 19th century. Their works have found national and international markets. In 1980 two Cape residents interested in art, Harry Holl and Roy Freed, realized that this broad dispersion of local artistic production involved a loss for the Cape of indigenous cultural resources and heritage. In January 1981 they convened some interested folks who decided to establish a permanent local collection of this art on and for the Cape and Islands. Thus was born the “Scargo Lake Museum,” which evolved into the Cape Museum of Fine Arts. Today the CMFA is in a state-of-the-art facility with seven galleries, a sculpture garden, offices, museum shop, and auditorium, favorably situated adjacent to the Cape Playhouse for the Arts, the Cape Cinema and the Center Stage Cafe. CMFA curates over 1,200 artifacts; it has 1,700 active members, over 25,000 visitors annually, and has just opened a new Education Center with 1,800 square feet of space for children and adult classes, meetings and events. It deserves the grateful support of everyone interested in art on, and of, the Cape and Islands.

(2003: CULTURE: Arts: Visual, Literary and Crafts)

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