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The D300 Foundation Announces the Date of the Third Annual Otto Cultural Arts on the Fox
Please join us on Friday, April 26th from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. at 110 S. Lincoln in Carpentersville for a celebration of the arts.
CARPENTERSVILLE – The District 300 Foundation is proud to announce the date for its third annual Cultural Arts on the Fox. This event showcases the talented students of District 300 in the field of visual and performing arts. It will take place along the Fox River on the property of Otto Engineering, the site of the old Illinois Iron & Bolt Foundry in historical Carpentersville, Illinois.
Tom Roeser, owner of Otto Engineering, was featured on April 2 in CNNMoney: http://money.cnn.com/2013/04/02/real_estate/carpentersville-foreclosure/index.html - he has changed the face of downtown Carpentersville by restoring the buildings along the Fox River to a pristine level. A large portion of the original structure has been maintained in these landmark buildings. The new face of Carpentersville is a must see. Tom is now working on restoring the East Dundee area, as well.
The District 300 Foundation welcomes the public to the 2013 Cultural Arts event to see how the Main Street of Carpentersville has been transformed and for an evening of music, drama and visual arts in this picturesque setting.
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Please join us on Friday, April 26th from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. at 110 S. Lincoln in Carpentersville for a celebration of the arts. Admission for this event is $1 and proceeds will benefit the Carpentersville Boys and Girls Club.
To learn more about the historic venue for our night of cultural arts, please visit: http://www.11westmain.com/Building_Pictures.html.
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The D300 Foundation’s mission is to enhance and extend learning opportunities in all D300 schools. Since its founding in 2002, it has raised well over one half million dollars for District 300 schools and its students. The Foundation focuses on four areas of impact: Literacy, Performing and Fine Arts, Science and Technology and Student Leadership.
Money for the Foundation is raised through corporate partnerships, private donations and Foundation events. The District 300 schools serve over 20,000 students in one of the largest school districts in Illinois by area.
We invite you to view some of the projects and grants the D300 Foundation has funded, please visit our website at: www.d300foundation.org.
