Beside facility upgrades and maintenance, the Ottawa Center for the Arts will offer an attractive mix of performances, displays and presentations, large and small.
We anticipate that theatrical, concert, recital, documentaries, workshops, speakers, and café performances, exposing all manner of art, will fit well with the venue size and community interest. Lecture, film, storytelling, and organ recital series will also be offered.
We expect to make the most of our proximity to Chicago and arts organizations within the Starved
Rock area.
How will the funds be spent?
How does the Organization acquire
its resources?
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Fundraising activities such as fine art productions
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Tax-free donations of cash
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Donations of materials and/or services
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Bequests, memorials, etc.
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Contributions restricted to specific memorial programs or activities
The Ottawa Center for the Arts has not yet obtained the IRS 501(c)3 classification. It operates under a fiscal sponsorship agreement with the Starved Rock Country Community Foundation (SRCCF).
Donations should be made payable to “Starved Rock Country Community Foundation” (SRCCF) with a notation on the check memo line or accompanying correspondence indicating that the donation is intended for the Ottawa Center for the Arts. All donations so made are tax deductible.
