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Grant News
ILLINOIS ARTS COUNCIL GRANTS
In the summer of 2007, TSP received a grant in the amount of $2790.00.
In September, 2005 the IAC presented TownSquare Players with a grant for $5,970.00.
Previously, TSP was the recipient of a $3,860.00 grant for the 2003/2004 season.
TSP also received
$500.00 from Sam's Club in June of 2004.
December, 2004
Shown are Carlolyne Hurlburt (center) and President Lou Czarny
receiving this year's check from Carrie Green of
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TownSquare Players Receives Grant from Target Stores - 2003
TownSquare Players has announced it is a recipient of a $1000 grant from Target Corporation. The grant
was used to help produce The Sound of Music, which was presented at the Raue Center
in Crystal Lake in June, 2003.
"TownSquare Players is thrilled that Target contributes to the community in this way. It not only helps us
as an organization, it also helps the community as a whole. We really admire Target's commitment to the
arts," says Lou Czarny, president of TownSquare Players.
Target Corporation has a strong tradition of giving back to the communities where they do business and
this year that giving will amount to $2 million a week. That commitment is reflected in Target Stores'
grant-making program, which supports projects that promote the arts, education, and family violence
prevention. "At Target Corporation we feel it is not only our responsibility to give back to the community,
we feel it is our privilege," says Laysha Ward, Vice President of Community Relations. "TownSquare Players
is doing incredible things to help strengthen our communities."
About Target Stores
Minneapolis-based Target Stores serves guests at 1,167 stores in 47 states nationwide by delivering
today's best retail trends at affordable prices. Whether visiting a Target store or shopping online, guests enjoy a fun and convenient shopping
experience with access to thousands of unique and highly differentiated items. Target Stores, along with its
parent company Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT), gives back more than $2 million a week to its local
communities through grants and special programs. Since opening its first store in 1962, Target has
partnered with nonprofit organizations, guests, and team members to help meet community needs.
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