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Every dollar makes a difference. A donation of $10…

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Every dollar makes a difference. A donation of $10 will buy printmaking paper & ink. #ArtsEd bit.ly/19NFA49

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High school students who study the arts outperform…

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High school students who study the arts outperform their peers SAT scores by an average of 103 points. #ArtsEd bit.ly/19NFA49

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Every dollar makes a difference. A donation of $5…

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Every dollar makes a difference. A donation of $5 will buy two sets of watercolors. #ArtsEd bit.ly/19NFA49

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Reported rates of childhood arts education decline…

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Reported rates of childhood arts education declined significantly from 1982 to 2008. #ArtsEd bit.ly/19NFA49

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Every dollar makes a difference. A donation of $50…

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Every dollar makes a difference. A donation of $50 will buy an experience that lasts a lifetime. #ArtsEd bit.ly/19NFA49

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Federal school funding for the arts is around $250…

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Federal school funding for the arts is around $250 million a year, while science is around $5 billion a year. #ArtsEd bit.ly/19NFA49

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