Inclusive Arts Vermont has recently reached the challenging decision to cease operations effective June 30, 2025. Please visit this page to learn more. To ensure we can successfully fulfill our remaining program commitments through June, along with essential operations, we welcome and greatly appreciate your tax-deductible gifts.

Your contributions this spring will ensure our early childhood, K-12, adult arts, exhibitions, and professional development programs can continue to serve Vermonters with disabilities without interruption between now and June 30, 2025. They will also ensure our core operating expenses can be covered leading up to a thoughtful sunset. If you would like to make a final gift to ensure our work continues with such intention through the end of June, you may do so below through June 15, 2025. In addition to this online form, further options for submission of final gifts include:

Donor Advised Gifts

If you have a donor-advised fund for charitable gifts, Inclusive Arts Vermont is an approved beneficiary. A grant from your donor-advised fund can bolster our final months of programming for Vermonters with disabilities and ensure a wind-down process that honors our impactful legacy. Click DAF Pay tab below to make a real-time Donor Advised Fund grant request.

Donate by Mail

If you prefer to give by check, we welcome your gifts by mail to Inclusive Arts Vermont, PO Box 236, Essex Junction, VT 05453. To ensure your gift can be fully processed and used with intention, please ensure it is postmarked by no later than June 15, 2025.

Alternate Ways to Give

Have questions or want to donate in an alternate format? Contact development@inclusiveartsvermont.org or call 802-556-3668.

Extending Our Gratitude

We are deeply grateful to you for making our thoughtfully executed sunset possible, as well as for your support and investment in our work for the past 40 years, which will leave a lasting legacy.

Inclusive Arts Vermont is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN 03-0307529). All contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.