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Annual Art Auction Benefit a Huge Success!
This year’s Art Auction Benefit at Phillips de Pury & Company on April 30th was our most successful ever! Special thanks to all those who supported this event and helped us raise over $775,000 for Free Arts NYC’s programs! Along with Benefit chairs Amy Sacco and Mary Alice Stephenson, guests included Benefit Committee members Michelle Monaghan, Kim Raver, Lindsay Price, Erin Fetherston and Donna Karan, as well as Timothy Busfield, Ed Westwick and many of our generous contributing artists like Spencer Tunick and Todd DiCiurcio. A very special thanks to all of our sponsors, including Vanity Fair and 7 for All Mankind. Click to view event website.

Vanity Fair Agenda: Step onto the red carpet with Jessica Latham, Vanity Fair’s special events correspondent, as she takes a behind-the-scenes look at the Free Arts NYC Annual Art Auction Benefit. Click to view video.

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Very special guests from Grand Street Settlement’s Weekly Mentor Program
join Benefit chair Amy Sacco to thank donors after the live auction.

Free Arts NYC is on Facebook
Free Arts NYC is now a member of the Causes platform on the social networking site, Facebook.com. This is an exciting opportunity for Free Arts to engage a new generation of supporters who are dedicated to making a difference in the world around us. If you are a member of Facebook, simply add the Cause Application and search for Free Arts NYC! Once you become a member of our Cause you can keep up-to-date on happenings at Free Arts NYC, recruit your friends, make donations and meet other Free Arts NYC supporters. For more information, please contact Bernadette, bernadette@freeartsnyc.org.

Free Arts Goes Green!
Free Arts NYC would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who helped us gather materials for our “Earth Smart Art” curricula. This spring, all three of our programs focused on RECYCLING, as kids and families transformed coffee cups into alligator puppets and plastic bottles into piggy banks. Many generous corporations and individuals helped us to bring these amazing projects to low-income children and families.

CLICK HERE for more info and to see the donors who made these projects possible.