Keeping Creative Corner in our Community/Time is Running Out – Support Creative Corner Capital Campaign - Deadline April 20th

Dear Creative Corner Families and Friends,

I'm reaching out today because I need your help to secure Creative Art Corner's future here in Franklin. My vision has always been to provide a safe and inspiring space where children and young adults can express their emotions through art, promoting healing, growth, and creativity — all while having fun.

I'm thrilled to share that we've already raised $2000, which is 29% of our $7,000 goal. Every dollar gets us closer, and I'm asking you to consider making a donation today. Creative Corner needs a permanent home to continue offering our beloved after-school programs, summer camps, and community events. If we don't meet our goal by April 24th, all funds will be returned to donors, and we won't be able to move forward.

To put it simply — if 60 people give $100 or more, we'll reach our goal! I know firsthand how tight finances can be, especially as a single mom and small business owner. But I truly believe in the importance of art as a form of self-expression and therapy, and I'm committed to keeping that opportunity alive for our community's children.

Support Creative Corner Capital Campaign - Deadline April 20th

Here's the exciting part: Dean College has offered us an incredible five-year deal to move into a new, larger space at 21 E Central Street, right next to Birchwood Bakery. With more natural light, outdoor space, and room to grow, we'll be able to expand our programs, host local youth art exhibits, and collaborate with Dean College students on special events. Your support will also help us purchase a new kiln, hire staff for workshops and exhibitions, and ensure we have the materials needed to keep our young artists creating.

With recent cuts to arts programs in Franklin public schools, Creative Art Corner's role is more essential than ever. By contributing to our Kickstarter campaign, you're not just helping us move — you're ensuring that the arts remain accessible and vibrant in our community.

Please consider donating at http://kck.st/4i45m99. Every contribution matters, and sharing our campaign with friends, family, and neighbors can make an even greater impact.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your support. Together, we can keep the arts alive in Franklin.

Hugs and Happiness,

Amy

Amy M. Galose, MEd - Owner 

https://www.creativecornerartstudiofranklin.com

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Creative Corner is expanding its business! Help us reach our fundraising goal by May 31, 2025. Checkout our KickStart here!

"You can't use up CREATIVITY the more you use the more you have" Maya Angelou"