Think 360 Arts for Learning Could Benefit from New State Income Tax Refund Donation Option
DENVER – January 22, 2020 – This year, Coloradans will have a chance to donate from their state income tax refund to a local nonprofit they trust like Think 360 Arts for Learning. Continue reading
Think 360 Arts for Learning and Colorado Creative Industries Announce the Colorado Arts Partnership (CAP) Grants Recipients for 2019-2020 Cycle
DENVER – DECEMBER 14, 2019 – Think 360 Arts for Learning and Colorado Creative Industries, a division of the Office of Economic Development and International Trade, announce the Colorado Arts Partnership (CAP) Grants recipients for the 2019-2020 cycle. CAP Grants support Colorado schools in executing innovation and creativity surrounding their arts in education programs, and they support Colorado artists and arts education organizations through collaboration with schools.
Think 360 Arts for Learning is hiring! The Program Coordinator is responsible for supporting the successful implementation of Think 360 Arts educational and professional development programs. The Program Coordinator position reports to the Education Director and works closely with the Executive Director and all of the Think 360 Arts support staff.
Think 360 Arts for Learning is hiring! The Administrative Coordinator will serve as the initial point of contact and link between employees, internal departments, and external parties, including vendors and constituents. This position handles all bookkeeping and administrative duties, analyzes and improves office processes and policies, and ensures that the office operates smoothly.
$500,000 Granted to 24 Colorado Artists and Organizations for Arts in Society 2019 – Think 360 Arts for Learning Selected as a Grantee
DENVER – MAY 3, 2019 – Grantees have been selected for the 2019 Arts in Society grant program! After reviewing over 175 applications, this year’s panel has chosen 24 Colorado artists and organizations to receive a total of $500,000 through Arts in Society funding. The collaborative grant-making program is backed by Bonfils-Stanton Foundation, Colorado Creative Industries, and Hemera Foundation, and administered in partnerships with RedLine Contemporary Art Center.
Think 360 Arts for Learning is Proud to Announce Funding from NextFifty Initiative
DENVER – JANUARY 11, 2019 – Think 360 Arts for Learning is proud to announce that is has been selected as one of the grant recipients from NextFifty Initiative, a Denver-based nonprofit Foundation dedicated to funding innovative, mission-driven initiatives that improve the lives of older adults and their caregivers. The funding project is Creative Aging which promotes lifelong learning and the infusion of arts in older adult populations.
Continue readingThink 360 Arts for Learning and Colorado Creative Industries Announce the Colorado Arts Partnership (CAP) Grants Recipients for 2018-2019 Cycle
DENVER – DECEMBER 14, 2018 – Think 360 Arts for Learning and Colorado Creative Industries, a division of the Office of Economic Development and International Trade, announce the Colorado Arts Partnership (CAP) Grants recipients for the 2018-2019 cycle. CAP Grants support Colorado schools in executing innovation and creativity surrounding their arts in education programs, and they support Colorado artists and arts education organizations through collaboration with schools.
Continue readingThink 360 Arts for Learning Selected as a Grantee of Denver Arts & Venues 2018 Denver Music Advancement Fund
DENVER – OCTOBER 12, 2018 – Think 360 Arts for Learning today announced that it is a grantee recipient of Denver Arts & Venues 2018 Music Advancement Fund. Denver Arts & Venues, Denver Music Advisory Panel and the Denver Commission on Cultural Affairs are excited to reveal the 2018 Denver Music Advancement Fund recipients.
THINK 360 ARTS FOR LEARNING SELECTED AS A GRANTEE OF BLOOMBERG PHILANTHROPIES’ ARTS INNOVATION AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
Think 360 Arts for Learning will participate in $43 million program
DENVER — SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 — Think 360 Arts for Learning today announced that it is a grantee recipient of Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Arts Innovation and Management (AIM) program.