Splash

“Charlie Newton family relationship with employee.”

“We have a planning committee for our annual Art Festival Fundraiser. They do not act on behalf of the governing body.”

“The 990 is not reviewed by our board.”

“Documents are provided on request via any medium.”

“Admin support: $11,400 ---- 7 Teaching Artists: $55,238.81 ---- Art Festival: performers security technician $5,452.19 ---- Insurance payout: $6,765 to artist for mold damage to paintings.”

“| Description:, Expense Amount:, Grants Amount:, Revenue Amount:| Title: The Upper Gallery we created an Upper Art Gallery on the second floor of the James A Hemry School. SPLASH kids' art now lines the hallway. We judged the students by rubric and teaching artists' feedback in meetings after each class. We discussed individual students and the classes. The second floor of the school has been transformed into a professional non-profit art gallery exhibiting over 30 works to be created by kids aged 3 to 16 over 5 months on site in the historic elementary school. The overall effort sought to connect Chattanooga youth and the community to a deeper understanding of people and places and re-imagine the use of the building as a Community Hub that houses a free art school and gallery that celebrates perpetuates and continues the cultural history of both James A Henry the man and his philosophy of education for all and the School Building that bears his name in the heart of the Westside Community. There were many meetings with Chattanooga Design Studio and Chattanooga Housing Authority. At the time of this report the City of Chattanooga has entered the process and there has been a Black Architecture Firm hired to make sketches and suggest programming the building. The building has been saved as it will not be demolished but remodeled. The architectural renderings include a two- story art gallery at the heart of the building. For the past two years SPLASH has been seen as an integral part of programming because of our presence in the community the only art program., $15375, $0, $1230| Title: Art Helps "Art Heals" is a transformative art program designed to bring hope creativity and a sense of achievement to homeless families housed at the CHATT Foundation. Through weekly art classes SPLASH will empower these families and seniors by providing them with an opportunity for self- expression strengthening family bonds and fostering a supportive community. The project will not only include art instruction but also provide meals after each class. Some of the artworks will be framed and included in SPLASH art shows. Program Details: SPLASH conducts weekly art classes for homeless families at the CHATT Foundation involving entire family units working together on art projects. These projects are carefully designed to help them achieve reachable goals promoting a sense of accomplishment and building their self-esteem. To address hunger-related barriers to learning a nutritious meal is provided to the families after each class promoting community-building and overall well-being. To ensure the success of this project we employ four to six skilled teaching artists and an assistant who lead the classes providing guidance and inspiration to the students. Additionally two dedicated volunteers help prepare the meals. The classes are scheduled in the evenings and after school accommodating the families' other responsibilities while providing them with a safe and nurturing space to explore their artistic talents., $40000, $0, $1300|”