Ways of Giving

Individual gift options range from outright gifts of cash, securities, and other personal assets to planned gifts that benefit your financial and tax situation. You can also honor a person or celebrate an occasion with memorial or commemorative gifts or make an endowment to Roseville Arts. You may fund a specific exhibition or program; provide for Roseville Arts in your will or estate plan; or establish a charitable trust or annuity. In certain cases, endowed gifts may be named, recognizing your association with Roseville Arts . Matching gifts expand the impact of your contributions. You may also choose to sponsor an exhibition or special event or contribute a gift of art.

Whatever your individual preference, Roseville Arts is available to assist you in planning the most appropriate gift for your situation. All inquiries are confidential. For additional information about how you can support Roseville Arts contact us at 916-783-4117 .

CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP
We welcome companies to join our family of Corporate Partners and to participate in the public's growing interest in the arts through partnerships with Roseville Arts. Click here to become a member.

MEMORIAL AND COMMEMORATIVE GIFTS
Memorial Gifts translate into lasting and meaningful tributes in honor of a beloved individual who has passed away. These gifts perpetuate the memory of the individual's life and work and translate into a legacy for future generations. Commemorative Gifts are a special way to honor or celebrate a person or a special event such as an anniversary, birthday, or retirement. A special letter will be sent to the honoree or the honoree's family at your request.

MATCHING GIFTS
You can expand the impact of your gift if your company will match charitable contributions. For further information, contact your company's personnel department or office manager for the necessary forms. Mail completed forms to: Roseville Arts, 405 Vernon St, Ste 100, Roseville, CA 95678.

NAMING OPPORTUNITIES
In certain cases, endowed and other special-purpose funds may be named. Having your name, or that of someone you wish to honor, associated with a Roseville Arts program or facility is visible recognition of your close association with us. You may establish a named fellowship, acquisition fund, conservation fund, library fund, or educational outreach fund, or name a portion of the exhibition gallery. Qualifying gifts are recognized on the Roseville Arts Donor Board, prominently located in the Blue Line Gallery.

OUTRIGHT GIFTS
Cash and checks should be made payable to Roseville Arts and mailed to:
Roseville Arts!
405 Vernon Street, Ste 100

Roseville, CA 95678

Please include a letter with your donation indicating whether the gift is unrestricted or specified for a certain program. You may also make a pledge and convey your gift over a period of up to three years by making advance arrangements with the Executive Director.

STOCKS, BONDS, AND OTHER SECURITIES
To make a gift of appreciated securities, contact us and provide the name of your broker, the name of the stock, and the number of shares you would like to contribute. The director will advise you on how to complete the gift.

To avoid capital gains taxes, do not sell the stock yourself or have your broker sell it. Transfer the shares intact to Roseville Arts. Roseville Arts will acknowledge receipt of your certificate or electronic-transfer stock gift on the date the shares are delivered to or received by the Roseville Arts broker.

All inquiries regarding gifts to Roseville Arts are completely confidential.

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2008 Children's Open, 'The Saxaphone' by Aisley Alldredge

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