2012 Donors & Sponsors
please note this document is in draft form as of Jan. 4, 2013 so all contributions may not be listed over $10,000 Brooks Harlow Jr. $5,000 and up Davis…
please note this document is in draft form as of Jan. 4, 2013 so all contributions may not be listed over $10,000 Brooks Harlow Jr. $5,000 and up Davis…
Three area artists supported the Harlow Gallery’s latest fundraiser by generously donating their artwork to help promote the 2nd annual Art at Home tour in Hallowell. The artists are Ellen Gibson of…
May 21, 2012 Hallowell, Maine — The Kennebec Valley Art Association (KVAA) recently received a $3,430 grant from the Kay E. Dopp Fund of the Maine Community Foundation for a…
Today the Harlow Gallery announced the start of an Indiegogo campaign in support of CSA: Community Supporting Arts, a project partnering 14 artists with 13 CSA farms in and around central…
Hallowell, Maine — The Kennebec Valley Art Association has been awarded an Arts Visibility grant of $1,500 from the Maine Arts Commission in support of CSA:Community Supporting Arts, a project matching…
In 2010 we turned our restricted scholarship funds over the the Maine Community Foundation. The Tardiff/Fine Scholarship is currently active and goes to Cony student annually, but the funds dedicated…
over $10,000 Brooks Harlow Jr., Quimby Family Foundation $5,000 and up Davis Family Foundation $1,000 and up Bank of Maine, City of Hallowell, Dead River Company, Kennebec Savings…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Deborah Fahy, Executive Director 207-622-3813 or kvaa@harlowgallery.org Hallowell, Maine — The Kennebec Valley Art Association recently received a $4,800 grant from the Maine Expansion Arts Fund of the Maine…
We are grateful for major support from the following in 2011: The Bank of Maine, Mr. Brooks Harlow Jr., The City of Hallowell, Dead River Company, Kennebec Savings Bank, and…
The Portland-based Quimby Family Foundation recently awarded a grant of $12,996, to the Kennebec Valley Art Association in support of programming at the Harlow Gallery in Hallowell. The grant was…
