Business Partner Program  

The Business Partner Program offers an opportunity for local corporations to provide financial support to an outstanding community resource while receiving significant recognition and benefits for your employees.  Becoming a Business Partner gives your company highly valued public identification as a supporter of the arts and art education.  This program enables you to introduce your employees and clients to the educational programs and exhibitions offered through the Kimball-Jenkins School of Art.  

We invite your company to join us as a Business Partner and become a supporter in our effort to connect people with the visual arts.   Art is an important aspect in life and our hands-on art-making programs for children, teens, and adults allow our students the opportunity and instruction to explore their creativity.  Support from the business community is vital to the success of the Kimball-Jenkins School of Art and your commitment to art education is greatly appreciated.

After-hours Receptions  

The Kimball-Jenkins School of Art is the perfect setting for corporate workshops, seminars, annual meetings, professional development conferences, and social events.  Our charming Victorian style Carriage House can accommodate 15 to 100 guests, the elegant 1875 Mansion with its original ornate woodwork, marble fireplaces, and frescoed ceilings is an exceptional site for formal cocktail receptions, and the grounds offer numerous function possibilities for up to 300 guests.    

We will work with you to ensure the success of your event.  Please contact (603) 225-3932 for more details and to make reservations.  

Business Partner Program Levels

Gold Benefactor         $2,500
Benefactor                    $1,500
Patron                          $1,000
Supporter                     $500
Partner                         $250

 For more information or to become a Business Partner contact

Ryan Linehan
Executive Director
rlinehan@kimballjenkins.com
(603) 225-3932 ext 225

Make a 100% tax deductible donation to the School of Art Scholarship Fund