MEMBERSHIP / VOLUNTEER
Member Benefits
- The personal satisfaction of knowing that you're supporting Orlando's only African American Art institution, making it possible for the ES/FA to continue providing outstanding programs.
- Free admission to special events and exhibitions
- Preview exhibitions prior to public openings
- A subscription to a newsletter for members which contains articles of interest on current exhibitions and programs
- An exclusive 20% discount at the Foundation Online Shop
- An invitation to a "New Member Welcome" and reception
- Special rates for lectures and classes
GET INVOLVED VOLUNTEER
If you are interested in learning more, why not join the ES/FA family by volunteering? It’s a wonderful chance to become an art aficionado, meet new and interesting friends, and experience the excitement of being part of developing one of the great art institutions in the United States.
The ES/FA's Volunteer Committee is a group of individuals who donate their time to provide a great experience for our community, and to extend the ES/FA's presence.
Volunteers talk about the ES/FA's outstanding collection to school children, assist in the planning special events, serve as community ambassadors, staff the information desks, lecture to adult groups in the community and help the foundations staff do everything from stuffing envelopes to cataloging photographs.
You can belong to more than one service committee and will receive training for your specific duties. Each of the committees has different requirements, but the "basics" apply to everyone: ES/FA membership, a desire to work in an art environment, and enthusiasm!
Joining our volunteer family is simple. Begin by reviewing the committee descriptions and requirements by clicking on the links below. Then use the online form to indicate the committees that appeal to you. After processing your information, we will send you an invitation to an orientation session.
The Everett Spruill Foundation for the Arts (ESFA) a non-profit corporation is looking for Interns to assist in the planning and presentation of events in the Central Florida area, throughout the year. We are looking for a team of volunteers to
The Interns will work with community volunteers, partner non-profits, sponsors and write press releases; make cold calls and follow-up on plans underway; and assist in organizing press conferences; recruiting business people (locally & nationally); selling advertising; arranging travel, on-air interviews; writing feature stories for local and national publications; and edit artist bios for Jazz Week promotional materials.
Production Intern PROJECTS
• To research, script and shoot a documentary about the Jazz and Blues.
• To research and compile a resource directory of Jazz related films &
videos, producers/directors contact information in order to establish
international JazzBlues film festival in Orlando, FL
• To chronicle, link and map all Jazz and Blues Blues related entities and activities
regionally.
• To update and reconstruct the website ;
Qualifications
The candidates must have a demonstrated commitment to community development and be able to commit to a minimum of ten weeks project assignment. It is important that all Interns be mature, energetic, highly organized, reliable people, who can work independently and realize this as a tremendous career-building opportunity.
Please send resumes and inquiries to:
ESFA