Greetings!

We understand that various causes compete for your support, time, and energy during this time of year. As a nonprofit organization, we rely on the generosity of friends and supporters like you to fulfill our mission. If you are able to contribute, your support is critical in this season of giving and reflection. For those of you who have already donated, we extend our heartfelt gratitude and assure you that your contribution makes a difference in our work.

Your year-end gift holds immense importance for our community. By donating to the Fine Arts Work Center, you are making a significant contribution towards our mission to:

 - Preserve Provincetown's legacy as a community for artists and writers.
 - Nurture contemporary art, fiction, and poetry within this unique seaside community that then has a global cultural impact.
 - Cultivate and protect the freedom that visual artists and writers require to work.
 - Pay a meaningful stipend to our Fellows, which allows protected time and space for their artistic practice.
 - Continue increasing faculty stipends to strengthen our aesthetic diversity and shifts in artistic production.
 - Foster creative connections on Outer Cape Cod—among Fellows, local artists and writers, students, and community members.
 - Increase access to our world-class workshops through expanded scholarship opportunities.
 - Maintain FAWC's capital facilities, preserving our landmark studios and public spaces to endure for future generations of artists.

Please consider making a gift that will have an ongoing impact in multiple ways. Our goal this year is to reach $180,000, and we need your support to achieve it. If you want to donate online, please visit this webpage.

Additionally, we would love to speak with you, catch up, and share more about our work beyond your donation. We invite you to contact Maura Greaney at [email protected]  to schedule a virtual or in-person coffee/chat/meeting with FAWC leadership.

In gratitude and holiday cheer,

--
Sharon Polli
Executive Director

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