Giving to the thea foundation

 
 
The THEA Foundation is a Public Non-Profit Foundation, founded in 2001 in memory of Thea Kay Leopoulos who died in a car crash in Little Rock, Arkansas on May 28, 2001.


Documentation

2008 Annual Report.pdf

2008 Audit (coming soon)



Contact information

THEA Foundation

401 Main Street, Suite 100

North Little Rock, AR 72114


Phone:   501-379-9512

Fax:       501-379-9513

www.theafoundation.org


Executive Director: 

Paul David Leopoulos

paul@theafoundation.org


Administrative Assistant: 

Sarah Mattingly

sarah@theafoundation.org

 
 
THEA’s Mission The mission of the THEA Foundation is to advocate the importance of art in the development of our youth through educational and promotional activities and to encourage individual participation in art through scholarship, partnership, and other programs. There are many ways to get involved with the THEA Foundation to help make a difference in the lives of the youth of Arkansas. Volunteer There are opportunities throughout the year to volunteer your time during a THEA event, special project or at the THEA Foundation Center for the Arts. If you would like to place your name on the volunteer list Click HERE General Donation If you would like to give to THEA’s general fund supporting all of our programs you may do so by sending a check payable to: THEA Foundation, to 401 Main Street, Suite 100, North Little Rock, AR 72114. Please call for credit card donations: 501-379-9512 Business and Family Partner Scholarship Program Donation Support an Arkansas High School Senior by helping with the cost of their college education. You can donate as little as $500 or you may sponsor a scholarship in the following amounts: $4,000, $3,500, $3,000, $2,500, or $2,000. Your donation will place your name, business, organization, or another person’s name, on the scholarship certificate. You will receive a plaque honoring your support, a personal note from the scholarship recipient, and an invitation to the awards ceremony. Thea’s Art Closet Donation Many teachers receive an allotted budget that is too small for purchasing the necessary art materials for teaching class and must use their personal money to supplement what they need. Some art teachers do not receive a budget of any kind.  We feel that a quality education should include courses that teach self expression.  Students gain confidence in these subjects, and this confidence is invaluable to them for their success in all areas of learning. $1,500 will support 1 elementary school $2,500 will support 1 high school Support the school in your community with a donation to the THEA Foundation Art Closet today! ../Caspio_Forms/Volunteer_Sign-Up_Form.htmlshapeimage_4_link_0

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