Become a Sponsor
Affordable access to the arts and cultural experiences helps enhance the quality of life in Warwick, Kent County, and greater Rhode Island. We invite you to support the Warwick Center for the Arts to help us in our mission of providing affordable access to the arts and community programming for people of all ages and abilities in Rhode Island.
The WCFA is not just for artists! As a non-profit, we look for sponsors for our diverse educational programs, including youth programs, health and wellness initiatives, classes, workshops and community events, exhibits, or preservation projects to help maintain our building, which is located in the historic Kentish Armory in the heart of Warwick's Apponaug Village.
Why should your business support the Warwick Center for the Arts?
You will partner with a recognized organization in uniting the greater Warwick community through the arts
Your business will be promoted to hundreds of individuals and families who visit the Center each year
You can choose the sponsorship level that best suits your budget – and the purpose that aligns with your company’s own mission
The chart below is just a starting point. We are flexible! We'd love to talk to you about what specific benefits would be a good fit for your company
Choose Sponsorship Purpose
Patron: funds our day-to-day operations, which allows us to keep the doors open and pays for the things that grants won’t cover.
Youth Camp & Community Art Programming: provides camp scholarships, materials, and instructors for our summer and school vacation camps, as well as special events, classes, workshop series and more.
Art Exhibits & Receptions: At least 8 diverse exhibits are scheduled annually, showcasing the work of local, regional & national artists, with an average of 1,500 unique guests per exhibit. Sponsorship supports resources for the opening reception & other exhibit expenses, promotional materials, advertising, and more. Choose which exhibit you’d like to sponsor, or allow us to allocate the funds where they are most needed.
Preservation: provides necessary financial resources to maintain the historic property, including the building, grounds, and accessibility