Associates donate to Idyllwild Arts

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Editor’s note: This was taken from an Associates press release.

At the Associates of Idyllwild Arts Foundation’s (AIAF) annual dinner, a $40,000 check was presented to IAF. Shown, from left, are AIAF Vice President (VP) Patrick Reitz, AIAF President Michael Slocum, IAF President Pamela Jordan, AIAF Recording Secretary Lee Van Slyke, AIAF VP Finance Terry Casella, AIAF VP Membership Barbara Kinoshita and AIAF Recording Secretary Linda Anderson.
PHOTO BY JEFFREY DVORAK

Saturday, Dec. 18, the Associates of the Idyllwild Arts Foundation (AIAF) made a holiday gift to the Scholarship Fund of the Idyllwild Arts Academy and Summer Program.

The gift of $40,000 was one of the largest single donations the Associates have made in recent years.

AIAF, founded in 1968 as a separate California 501(c)(3) organization, has been supporting Idyllwild Arts students for 54 years. Membership dues, special events and donations make the donations possible.

Visit www.associatesofiaf.org for more details and information or call (951) 659-2171, ext. 2333.

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