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Choral Arts Foundation of the Upper Valley – Supporting the choral arts in the upper Connecticut River valley If you are accessing this site on your cell phone, use the three horizontal bars in the top left corner to see the menu. Go to Calendar/Upcoming Concerts in the menu above for performance details. To add or correct information found on this site, please send an email to CAFUV Board Member, Catherine Foss at catherine@conmx.
net Looking for grant funding options or other support from CAFUV? We accept grant proposals on a rolling basis since we understand that the need for funding is often more urgent and that it can be difficult to plan for the future with so much uncertainty. Our general grant guidelines are here , but if you have an idea that doesn’t fit these criteria, we encourage you to contact us.
We keep an open mind about how best to support our area choruses. Send an email to: info@choralartsuv. org with ideas and questions.
As a not-for-profit arts organization, the Choral Arts Foundation of the Upper Valley (CAFUV) can only do the work it does through the support of many generous people. Our volunteer board is grateful for any support you can provide. Music lovers who wish to financially support CAFUV should know that their donations to CAFUV are tax-deductible and are used solely to support choral music.
There are two options for contributing: Download this donation form and mail a check to: Choral Arts Foundation, P. O. Box 716, Hanover, NH 03755 Click on the donate button below to use your credit card to make a contribution.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit choral organizations in the Upper Valley region of Vermont and New Hampshire. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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