Ashley Bryan Center

“Daniel lief cynthia lief treasurer director spouse henry isaacs donna isaacs president secretary spouse”

“No review was or will be conducted.”

“Ongoing monitoring by the officers and annual review by the full board of directors.”

“Compensation for all paid employees, if any, is reviewed and approved on an annual basis by the independent members of the board of directors.”

“Compensation for all paid employees, if any, is reviewed and approved on an annual basis by the independent members of the board of directors.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public upon request.”

“The organization is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes including providing a venue for exhibits of art and artistic collections; sponsoring seminars, lectures and gatherings that encourage and promote the creative arts; and providing an educational setting to describe and celebrate the life and creativity of ashley bryan.”

“Earnest until the late spring with clark making several trips to little cranberry island. Clearly, there was a prodigious amount of material, and the center decided to establish an office in cambridge to continue the review of archival materials. This relocation enabled clark to engage two graduate students one paid, one volunteer to assist with this process. They were able to make significant headway and establish some consistent cataloguing guidelines. Additionally scholars from the african-american study center at harvard and the world war ii museum in natick, ma visited to look at ashley's wwii material and affirmed its significance. Clark also provided interview material for the documentary being created about ashley, which premiered in july of 2016. Clark through his association with the eric carle museum engaged in discussions for a joint effort to exhibit ashley's children's illustration work at the high museum in atlanta, ga - the premier museum in the southeast. This exhibition will open in april of 2017. Among the board members and clark, there were ongoing discussions and meetings with outside consultants to establish strategies for the long-term viability of the center. Clearly fund-raising was of paramount interest. To this end the center received a major grant from the partridge foundation for 125,000. And the process of application resulted in establishing formal budgets with projected budgets for future fiscal years. Another 60,000 was raised through the first formal annual appeal. Thus, the center made significant progress in structuring itself as a non-profit entity.”

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