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JMArts receives $5,000 Chatham Arts Council grant to develop the foundation for future success

February 9, 2023

Siler City, NC – Not long ago, after celebrating a successful first decade serving Jordan-Matthews High School artists and the broader community, JMArts was poised to launch a campaign to recruit new volunteers that could sustain the high school arts…

JMArts receives grant for ‘Gotta Dance’ spring theater dance workshop

November 9, 2020

Siler City, NC – JMArts, the Jordan-Matthews Arts Foundation, plans to offer an after-school dance workshop for student actors this spring thanks to a Grassroots Grant announced last month by the Chatham Arts Council. “Gotta Dance! Dancing for Musical Theatre” will be the…

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SILER CITY, N.C. — Denise Partin, treasurer of JMArts since its creation more than a decade ago, has been named the 2023 JMArts Community Hero.

Given this year for the fourth time, the annual award was created to honor a volunteer from the community who has contributed significantly to the success of the arts at Jordan-Matthews High School.

JMArts President Rose Pate said Partin began volunteering as a parent when her two sons were band students and then continued her service, playing an essential role in the organization’s success.

“I’m completely honored and blown away,” Partin said when receiving the award. “I enjoy helping and it doesn’t seem like a chore.”

🗞️ Read the entire news release at jmarts.org/news.

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