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Programs To advance our mission to sustain regional arts and to enhance the connection between the arts and business communities, the Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington offers a variety of programs and services to its members. Programs fulfill CAGW's four institutional strategies:
Marketing the Arts CultureCapital.com Introduced in June 2008, CultureCapital.com connects people to the heart of the thriving arts and culture community in the Greater Washington, DC region. This virtual marketplace provides comprehensive information and reliable ticket-purchase options for shows, performances, classes and exhibitions offered by more than 300 regional arts organizations and cultural institutions, making it the region's richest and most diverse collection of arts and culture activities. CultureCapital.com strives to be inclusive and includes big names and emerging groups alike, giving users access to all the hot hits and hidden jewels the DC region has to offer. CultureCapital.com participants are members of the CAGW and are part of the marketing partnership established to promote the site or, are emerging organizations who are designated as participants by their local arts council or arts commission. To find out more click here. TICKETPLACE CAGW members can sell half-price tickets to the public at TICKETPLACE. The CAGW returns the full 50% face value of each ticket sold to the presenter. The buyer pays a service fee. Place
your tickets at TICKETPLACE The Arts Show &
Tell(sm) Through a generous partnership, Double
R Productions and Arlington Independent Media provide experienced, pro-bono
producers and production staff to your organization to create your
Arts Show & Tell segment. Each 12-minute segment is designed
to inform viewers about your organization's mission and encourage them
to become patrons. Two segments are bridged together to form one program.
Six Arts Show & Tell segments focusing on six different organizations
are produced annually. Participating organizations receive a dub of
their segment that they can use for internal/external promotion of the
organization. Business Volunteers for the Arts®/Washington Organizations who are members in good standing within the emerging, small and mid-size budget ranges can apply to receive assistance, through a pro bono consultancy, in the areas of accounting/finance, marketing/advertising, information technology, human resources, Board development and strategic planning. Apply for BVA services. Professionals who become Business Volunteers for the Arts consultants are trained in nonprofit management and then placed on defined pro bono engagements that enable emerging and small arts organizations to strengthen their management and build a foundation for future advancement. Healthcare Program More reports and studies pertaining
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