Our programs are focused on promoting and creating experiences around traditional Appalachian craft. As a sponsor, you may want to consider how your donation is recognized and pick the program that matches you and your target customer’s interests. Sponsorships help keep program fees low, support marketing initiatives, and help pay artists living wages.
Your sponsorship can be recognized in many ways depending on the size of the donation, including in program literature, marketing materials and on-site signage and verbal acknowledgment. All program sponsorships are recognized when promoting the program digitally, including:
- on the program’s specific webpage
- in the program’s specific e-newsletter
- in the monthly HCAC e-newsletter sponsorship section for the calendar year
Creation Classes
Creation classes are all about bringing art and creative experiences into people’s lives. Taught by artist members, classes create fellowship among artists through technique sharing and give community members of all skill levels a chance to be creative in a supportive environment.
Quilt Trails of Western North Carolina
Creation classes are all about bringing art and creative experiences into people’s lives. Taught by artist members, classes create fellowship among artists through technique sharing and give community members of all skill levels a chance to be creative in a supportive environment.
Junior Appalachian Musicians (JAM)
Creation classes are all about bringing art and creative experiences into people’s lives. Taught by artist members, classes create fellowship among artists through technique sharing and give community members of all skill levels a chance to be creative in a supportive environment.