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Wanda Wallace: Executive Director
Corporate Art Consultant, Wanda Wallace Associates

Nicole Warmsley: Program Director

Beatrice Jones: Program Director
Artist/Artisan

Angela Briggs: Director of Art
Artist, Khatiti Art

Victorya Moultrie: Music Programs Director
Opera Singer

Robert Wright: Chairman
Marketing Executive, BMG Records (retired)

Rev. Don C. Wallace: President
Project Manager

Skye Cahill: Public Relations Officer
Entrepreneur

Cleo Hill Jackson: Executive Advisor/Publicity
Artist~Beauty Consultant

Ron Wallace: Vice President/CFO
Loan Underwriting Analyst, Auditor

Tami Marie Coleman: Production Design Chief
Educator, Singer, Artist

Curren D. Price Jr.: Honorary Advisor
California State Senator, District 26

Dr. Cocoa Welton: Honorary Advisor
Founder, Moriah Institute

Pauline Morgan: Honorary Advisor
Pfizer, Inc.

Dean Jones: Advisory Board Member
Business Strategist

La Greta McHenry: Advisory Board Member
Media/Broadcasting Consultant

Casey Mayberry: Advisory Board Member
Owner, SignMasters International

Carmen Buffin: Advisory Board Member
Owner, Hannibal Contemporary Designs

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The Wallace Arts Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit community arts organization classified as a public charity under section 170(b)(1)(A)(vi), offers you the opportunity to fulfill your charitable giving pledge.

Our mission is to bring visual and performing arts education programs to at risk youth in the Los Angeles metropolitan area. This is part of keeping our larger commitment to the community by increasing access to arts instruction for these young people. The community is strengthened because these young people receive educational and cultural benefits that empower, enlighten, and enhance their ability, as they develop their potential.

The Wallace Arts Foundation desires to encourage youth that they can achieve their highest dreams and aspirations and uses art to instill confidence in youth. To date, we have provided instruction to over 3500 at risk children. Please help us to continue to help these kids.

The Foundation’s programs are based on California State Content Standards for K-12 for visual arts & meet Title I eligibility standards. We hold professional designated certificates to teach visual arts. Art education is recognized as a core curriculum subject, it enhances every aspect of a child’s ability to learn and our objective is to make this available for at risk youth.

No donation is too small. Your support of the Wallace Arts Foundation helps by:

Underwriting our Budding Artist workshops

Funding our Artworks Net Club program

Funding costs for student field trips

Funding student scholarships

Our innovative programs help improve math, reading, and language skills, and develop cognitive skills in communication, critical thinking, problem solving, and cooperation.

Your generosity will assist us to continue providing quality programs and events to enhance the development of the artistic skills for the at risk youth of our community. Your tax-deductible gift is appreciated now more than ever. Everyone wants to be associated with success stories and your help provides positive changes in the lives of at risk youth. Should you require specific information regarding this endeavor, I am available to meet with you at your convenience. Please call me at (310) 419-0376. We thank you in advance for your generous gift. Remember, it’s all about the development of our kids and securing our future!

Sincerely,

Wanda Wallace

Founder and Executive Director

Rev. Don C. Wallace

President

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