All donations to Gallery in the Grove are used for our Education Programming including Scholarships and VALS.
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Rotary Club of Sarnia-Bluewaterland
Gallery in the Grove was thrilled to receive $3000 from The Rotary Club of Sarnia-Bluewaterland! Their generous donation from Art in the Park proceeds will go directly to our Youth Art Education Fund. This fund supports our VALS (Visiting Artists in Sarnia Lambton) Grade 6 program and our Scholarships given to graduating High School students continuing their education in the arts. Thank you so much for this donation! |
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ScotiaBank, Bright’s Grove and The Bright’s Grove Optimist Club
Cutbacks due to Covid, meant we had to reduce the 2021 Scholarship Awards to 3, but thanks to the generous donations from Dan Dunsmore of ScotiaBank, Bright’s Grove and The Bright’s Grove Optimist Club, who each donated $500, we were able to increase the number of Scholarship Awards to 4. |
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We would like to thank the Lambton Creative Grant Program for awarding Gallery in the Grove $2500. This grant allowed us to purchase an iPad to use for contactless purchases and assist us with Covid-19 costs such as extra cleaning supplies as well as insurance costs.
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Rotary Club of Sarnia Bluewaterland 2018
We gratefully accept a generous cheque - part of the proceeds from Art in the Park 2018. $2863.43 Bright's Grove Optimists Donation 2018 for $1000.00
Many thanks to Bright's Grove Optimist Club for their generous donation. Monies donated will be directed to the VALS program. In 2017 over 750 grade six students received Free Art Classes delivered by three professional artists to schools across Sarnia Lambton. |
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Rotary Club of Sarnia-Bluewaterland Art in the Park Donation 2017
Many thanks for this generous donation to our Education Fund. |
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New Lights for the Gallery
Gallery in the Grove recently received a five-thousand dollar capital grant from the Judith & Norman Alix Foundation to replace old light fixtures with new energy efficient fixtures and LED bulbs. "The very root of what we do is operate as an art gallery," explains Kirsty Kilner Holmes, Chairperson, "these new fixtures bring fresh, bright light to the gallery space and we appreciate so much the kindness of Judy Alix and fellow foundation members for their generosity." In the picture is Judy Alix assisting Hugh Hillier with the installation of the new light fixtures. |
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