womansong Supporters
We are very grateful to our season sponsors, advertisers, and contributors.
They make it possible for us to share our music and support women throughout WNC.
Your sponsorship demonstrates your support for women and the arts in our community, and strengthens your connection with existing and potential customers.
Thank you to our Fall 2022 Sponsors
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We are grateful to be supported by
ArtsAVL, Buncombe County Government, and the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.
ArtsAVL, Buncombe County Government, and the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.
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Thank you to our 2021-2022 Sponsors
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Womansong Reimagined - January 2021 Sponsors:
- Jane Snyder and Janet Oliver
- A-B Tech Community College
- Merrill Lynch via Daniel Stewart, CFP
- PFA Architects
- Asheville Area Arts Council
Asheville area arts council CARES ACT GRANT
In December 2020 Womansong was thrilled to receive a $5,290 COVID relief grant from the Asheville Area Arts Council. This came from federal CARES Act funds that North Carolina targeted to local arts councils and arts-related businesses. Buncombe County’s share was disbursed by the Asheville Area Arts Council, which granted $251,000 to 36 local arts organizations.
In a normal year, 35% of Womansong’s income is from ticket sales, so it’s no surprise that even with the generosity of our Celebrate 33 contributors and Womansong Reimagined sponsors, we ended the year with a sizeable budget deficit.
The Arts Council grant helped reduce that deficit and allows us face to the unknowns of 2021 with more confidence. We are grateful to the Asheville Area Arts Council and to our state representatives who chose to allocate part of North Carolina’s CARES Act money to support arts organizations.
In a normal year, 35% of Womansong’s income is from ticket sales, so it’s no surprise that even with the generosity of our Celebrate 33 contributors and Womansong Reimagined sponsors, we ended the year with a sizeable budget deficit.
The Arts Council grant helped reduce that deficit and allows us face to the unknowns of 2021 with more confidence. We are grateful to the Asheville Area Arts Council and to our state representatives who chose to allocate part of North Carolina’s CARES Act money to support arts organizations.