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Center for Puppetry Arts Sponsors The Center for Puppetry Arts would like to thank all of our generous sponsors and donors. Their support helps us provide excellent quality programming that is accessible to the entire community and ensures low ticket prices at the Center. Click the logos below to visit each Sponsor's Web site and learn more about them. To view the list of Center donors, click here. 2009-10 Season Sponsors | 2009-10 Family Series Sponsors | 2009-10 New Directions Series Sponsor | Puppets: Power of Wonder Sponsor |String Fling Gala 2009 Sponsors | Education Program Supporters | Other Center Contributors 2009-10 Season Sponsors Season sponsors support all of the Center's programming, including performances and education and museum programming.  The Fulton County Board of Commissioners, under the guidance of the Fulton County Arts Council, provides major funding for the Center's entire season of programs.  Back to Top  The Center receives funding for its season from the Georgia Council for the Arts through the appropriations from the Georgia General Assembly. The Council is a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts. Back to Top
The City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs provides major support for the Center's whole season. Back to Top 2009-10 Family Series Sponsors 2009-10 New Directions Series
Sponsors Puppets: The Power of Wonder Sponsor  The Coca-Cola Foundation, which first supported Puppets: The Power of Wonder as inaugural sponsor in 1995, has renewed its support of this exhibit this year. Back
to Top String Fling Gala 2009 Sponsors 
The Coca-Cola Company is a returning supporter of String Fling. The company is an Executive Producer level sponsor of the 2009 event. Back
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Fifth Third Bank is a new supporter of String Fling. They are supporting this year's event at the Producer level. Back
to Top Georgia Power Foundation, Inc. has been a String Fling sponsor since 1995 and is supporting String Fling 2009 at the Director level. Back
to Top  Kilpatrick Stockton LLP first supported this event in 1996. The company is sponsoring this year's event at the Director level. Back
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The Gay & Erskine Love Foundation, Inc. has been a long-time supporter of String Fling. The company is a Benefactor level sponsor of the 2009 event. Back
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First Horizon Insurance returns as a Benefactor level sponsor for String Fling 2009. Back
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Empire Distributors, Inc. is a second-time supporter of String Fling. The company is a Benefactor level sponsor of the event. Back
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Jones Day is a continued supporter of String Fling. The Company is sponsoring this event at the Benefactor level. Back
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RockBridge Commercial Bank is a third-year supporter of String Fling. The Company is sponsoring this event at the Benefactor level. Back
to Top  Sutherland is a continuing supporter of String Fling. The company is a Sustainer level sponsor of the 2009 event. Back
to Top Alexander Haas is a first-time supporter of String Fling. The company is a Sustainer level sponsor of the 2009 event. Back
to Top Equifax, Inc. has supported String Fling and the Center for many years. The company is a Sustainer level sponsor of the 2009 event. Back
to Top French Wolf & Farr is a new supporter of String Fling and is a Sustainer level sponsor of the 2009 event. Back
to Top Haddow & Company is a continuing supporter of String Fling. The company is a Sustainer level sponsor of the 2009 event. Back
to Top PMC Building Materials is a first-time supporter of String Fling and is a Sustainer level sponsor of the 2009 event. Back
to Top Standard Press is a supporter of String Fling. The company is an In-Kind donor to String Fling 2009. Back
to TopEducation Program Supporters 
The Zeist Foundation is generously supporting the Education Program during the 2009-10 Season. Back
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The Hearst Foundation, Inc. is generously supporting the Education Program during the 2009-10 Season. Back
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Applied Global Technologies is generously supporting our Distance Learning Program by providing complimentary video bridging service. Back
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The Isdell Family Foundation is extending its support by generously sponsoring 32 Distance Learning programs. Back
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Etant donnés: The French-American Fund for the Performing Arts, a program of FACE (French American Cultural Exchange), is supporting the performances and workshops by Bob Théâtre and Compagnie La Pendue. Back
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A good friend of the enter, the Atlanta Foundation is supporting the Education Program this season. Back
to Top A long-term friend of the Center, Wachovia (through the Wachovia Foundation) provides support for the Education Program. Back
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The Equifax Foundation has supported the Center's Education Program for a number of years. Back
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Thanks to the recommendation of the North Druid Hills Target in Atlanta, the Center has received grants from Target in support of our Education Program. Back
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The Center's Summer 2009 Artist-in-Residence Program at Camp Kudzu (an organization serving Georgia children living with diabetes) is supported by the Georgia Health Foundation. Back
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Georgia Power has long been a friend of the Center. This season, the Georgia Power Foundation, Inc. has continued its support of the Center’s Education Program. Back
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For the past few years, employees at Geiger International in Atlanta have recommended the Center's Education Program for grants from the Herman Miller Foundation. Back
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Every year Junior League volunteers conduct educational workshops at the Center for underserved children from Atlanta's inner-city communities. The League also provides funding for those children to see Center shows. Back
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The Center is proud to have the support of the Livingston Foundation, Inc., which has regularly contributed to the Center. Back
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The Pittulloch Foundation
has supported the Center for many years through grants for the Education
Program. Back
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TANDBERG is
generously providing a complimentary loan of state-of-the-art visual communication
equipment for the Center's Distance Learning Program. Back
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 For direct support through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. Back
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 The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta has very generously given grants to the Center to provide general operating support and training support. Back
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The Frances and Beverly DuBose Foundation is generously providing the Center with capital needs support. Back
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The Center is
in the process of researching and planning a new or expanded facility which
will allow us to accommodate our future anticipated growth. Funding for
this planning project is provided in part by the Fulton County Board of
Commissioners under the guidance of the Fulton County Arts Council. Back
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