Support Kimball's Habitat
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Kimball’s Habitat - Accept the Challenge!
You can help protect the art and nature that live at Cedarhurst by donating to the Kimball’s Habitat campaign – and you can double your impact this summer!
Withers Broadcasting Companies has generously agreed to match all donations made between Memorial Day and Labor Day - up to $25,000.
With your help, Kimball’s Habitat will make theses things possible:
• Conservation efforts will revitalize the museum’s outdoor sculpture collection
• Treatment of wooded areas will help balance the park’s ecosystem
• New lighting features will address safety concerns and improve aesthetics
• New amenities and educational opportunities will encourage visitors to stay longer and return often
Every dollar you donate this summer is doubled, so donate today!
This summer-long match opportunity is funded by Withers Broadcasting Companies to help Cedarhurst jump-start the $250,000 Kimball's Habitat campaign. The match program emphasizes that fact that every donation - every single dollar - can help make a difference.
Each week this summer, we will be posting a short video message from someone in our community that tells why they love the Cedarhurst sculpture park and why it’s important to southern Illinois. We hope their stories – combined with Withers’ match incentive – will inspire you to give! #SupportKimballsHabitat
The Kimball's Habitat campaign looks outside the museum and focuses on Cedarhurst's first impression. One of the most important cultural institutions in southern Illinois, Cedarhurst's 90-acre sculpture park provides a beautiful setting for art and quality-of-life programming that have the potential to touch all who live and work in the region.
The success of Kimball's Habitat will preserve the longevity of the museum's outdoor sculpture collection and ensure that visitors feel welcome and enjoy their Cedarhurst experience.
Help preserve Kimball's Habitat, and allow future generations to connect through art and nature at Cedarhurst. Donate today!
#SupportKimballsHabitat
You can help protect the art and nature that live at Cedarhurst by donating to the Kimball’s Habitat campaign – and you can double your impact this summer!
Withers Broadcasting Companies has generously agreed to match all donations made between Memorial Day and Labor Day - up to $25,000.
With your help, Kimball’s Habitat will make theses things possible:
• Conservation efforts will revitalize the museum’s outdoor sculpture collection
• Treatment of wooded areas will help balance the park’s ecosystem
• New lighting features will address safety concerns and improve aesthetics
• New amenities and educational opportunities will encourage visitors to stay longer and return often
Every dollar you donate this summer is doubled, so donate today!
This summer-long match opportunity is funded by Withers Broadcasting Companies to help Cedarhurst jump-start the $250,000 Kimball's Habitat campaign. The match program emphasizes that fact that every donation - every single dollar - can help make a difference.
Each week this summer, we will be posting a short video message from someone in our community that tells why they love the Cedarhurst sculpture park and why it’s important to southern Illinois. We hope their stories – combined with Withers’ match incentive – will inspire you to give! #SupportKimballsHabitat
The Kimball's Habitat campaign looks outside the museum and focuses on Cedarhurst's first impression. One of the most important cultural institutions in southern Illinois, Cedarhurst's 90-acre sculpture park provides a beautiful setting for art and quality-of-life programming that have the potential to touch all who live and work in the region.
The success of Kimball's Habitat will preserve the longevity of the museum's outdoor sculpture collection and ensure that visitors feel welcome and enjoy their Cedarhurst experience.
Help preserve Kimball's Habitat, and allow future generations to connect through art and nature at Cedarhurst. Donate today!
#SupportKimballsHabitat
Organizer and beneficiary
Cedarhurst Center for the Arts
Organizer
Mt. Vernon, IL
Heather Owens
Beneficiary
