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Keeping Art Alive
Help Keep Art Alive by donating and
helping the cause. Anything will help $1, $5, 10, $100 or any amount will do. Thank you in Advance.
When the economy sours, budgets get cut. Fine Arts programs ofthen land on the cutting block
early because they are not seen as essential. According to an article in the Providence Journal, "In many cases, (School)
districts are cutting Art programs, calling them luxuries they can no longer afford." Art programs do have value, but
people have to prove their value to the officials in charge of the budgets or find a way to garner budgetary support another
way. Organized, creative, vocal groups of people can counteract the cuts and save the Arts programs.
| Olympic Artist Jesse Raudales |
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Help Olympic Artist Jesse Raudales Keep Art Alive! Help us to increase the impact and effectiveness of
Keeping Art Alive. Donate to our cause and also tell a friend and share the program with friends and family. Toegther we can
make a world of difference.Virtyally every time you purchase or donate through Keeping Art Alive you can help make a
difference in the Arts.
 Keeeping Art Alive is a non profit organization which was founded by Olympic Artist Jesse Raudales to
help save the Arts. Jesse Raudales has traveled the USA and always donates a percentage of his proceeds from every Artshow
to a non profit charty and is always willing to do what he can to help Keep Art Alive. Jesse Raudales speaks and displays
at different schools around the country to help children stay focused and motivated in the Arts. "The Arts are the first
thing to go when the budget cuts come down, and I am doing my part to help Keep the Arts Alive," Jesse Raudales. Jesse
raudales knows first hand because his Arts scholarship was cut while he was in Art School and had to leave because he did
not have the funds to continue to attend the Arts Institute of Atlanta.
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