Give Grandly to the Silver City Arts and Cultural District this Saturday, May 14th!

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Published: 12 May 2016 12 May 2016

The Silver City Arts and Cultural District (SCACD) has been busy, busy! These past couple of months, we've been collaborating with a number of organizations on different projects, including Grant County Tourism, the Continental Divide Trail Coalition, Mimbres Region Arts Council and more. We're also continually working towards bringing more visitors to Silver City, planning for our upcoming Signature Event, CLAY Festival, and developing ways in which to better Silver City for both residents and visitors. However, we need your help!

This year, the SCACD is participating in Give Grandly in an effort to raise funds to cover overhead and operating costs. The event will take place on May 14, 2016 from 8:30am to 2:30pm in downtown Silver City on 7th Street, next to the Farmers' Market. While we'll have a physical location and booth at the event, you can donate from ANYWHERE in the world-- so long as it's on May 14th! Donate by clicking here, by texting "GRANDLY" to 41444, or through cash or check to our location at 201 N. Hudson Street.

Due to the support of generous donors, a portion of the funds donated on Saturday will also be matched!

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