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Bill and Jacquelyn Jordan Anderson Youth and Visual Arts grants announced | Southeastern Illinois Community Foundation Bill and Jacquelyn Jordan Anderson Youth and Visual Arts grants announced Pictured L – R: Dr. Nancy Wood Huels, Kimberly Stanfield, Christy Hakman, Rhonda Wines, Kimberly Jansen, Kristen Bertrand (EFFINGHAM, Illinois – November 14, 2023) Southeastern Illinois Community Foundation is pleased to announce two area nonprofits have been named recipients of the 2023 Bill and Jacquelyn Jordan Anderson Visual Arts grant program: Arts Connection of Central Illinois and Effingham Artisan Fair.
The Community Foundation is also announcing two recipients of the 2023 Bill and Jacquelyn Jordan Anderson Youth grant program: Arts Connections of Central Illinois and the Mentoring Program at Effingham Unit 40. Grants are awarded annually to nonprofit organizations serving in Effingham County. Arts Connections of Central Illinois received $2,000 for the 2024 School Show Series and $3,000 for the Summer Youth Theatre Camp 2024.
Effingham Artisan Fair received $2,500 for the 2024 Artisan Fair in Effingham County which is scheduled for July 19 -20, 2024. The Mentoring Program at Effingham Unit 40 received $500 for Art Kits at the mentoring centers. Jacquelyn Jordan Anderson was deeply involved in the development of community programs designed to benefit the youth of Effingham County.
As a renowned artist, Jacky was also committed to the promotion of fine arts programs. She felt the future of a community depended on the strength of its youth and their ability to express themselves creatively. Bill Anderson was a long-time and respected member of the Effingham community.
A renowned lithographer, color separator, cartoonist, and painter, Bill was a terrific artist in his own right. The Bill and Jacquelyn Jordan Anderson Fund for Visual Arts, a fund of Southeastern Illinois Community Foundation, is committed to supporting arts programs in Effingham County. For more information, please contact Alex Pleasant at 217-342-4988 or [email protected] .
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