beneficiary / Art Conspiracy events have raised $140,000 for small groups that provide arts and music programming in North Texas.
2006 Beneficiary Award RecipientSt. Anthony Community Center
St. Anthony Community Center, a center that offers visual art, music and dance to more than 800 children in South Dallas.
HOW DOES ART CONSPIRACY SELECT BENEFICIARIES?
One of the primary goals of Art Conspiracy is to effect community change and support the arts in North Texas. Non-profits with an annual budget of less than $400,000 and that offer creative programming in the form of art or music that gives back to youth, families, and citizens within the Dallas city limits are considered to be chosen as Art Conspiracy’s annual beneficiary.
The chosen beneficiary receives the proceeds from our annual Art Con event to enhance their organization and programming. Funding must be used for creative programming, general operating that would increase capacity of those you serve, and/or capital improvement in order to build capacity to serve the community.
Interested non-profit organizations can submit an application to Art Conspiracy when the Art Con Call For Beneficiaries goes out(usually in March of the same calendar year).
The Art Conspiracy beneficiary committee selects our annual beneficiary after a review process that includes non-profit status confirmation and site visit. Non-profits may apply only once every year.
If you have questions, please contact cari@artconspiracy.org.
Previous Beneficiaries
Preservation LINK
Preservation LINK, an organization that teaches audio and visual media to students in South Dallas and Fair Park.
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St. Anthony Community Center
St. Anthony Community Center, a center that offers visual art, music and dance to more than 800 children in South Dallas.
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Today Marks the Beginning’s
Today Marks the Beginning’s MasterPEACE program which uses art to impact awareness of social issues and teach children about non-violence.
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Resolana
Resolana, a community-based nonprofit organization that provides holistic, gender-sensitive, rehabilitative programming for incarcerated women.
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Girls Rock - Dallas
Girls Rock Dallas was formed in November 2011 and is dedicated to empowering girls and women through the use of music education to promote self-esteem and confidence.
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Warren T. White Academy of Visual and Performing Arts is located within W. T. White High School, a public school in the Dallas Independent School District serving North Dallas students in grades 9-12. It serves 300+ students per year, allowing them opportunity to express themselves through clay.
La Reunion TX
La Reunion TX, an arts residency in the making on a 35 acre urban forest engaged as outdoor studio space and gallery.
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Musical Angels
Musical Angels, a program that teaches hospitalized children to make music with their own hands and hearts.
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