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Artistic expression is a valuable tool that allows a window into the artist's mind. Donate today to keep art and culture in our schools.
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Since 1983 Dream Quest Enterprises, Inc. has been promoting artists in their various art forms. Without the continued support of patrons like you, we would not be able to support those who consider this craft their life source as an income. Read More
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$1,000
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11/30/2011
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DREAM QUEST ENTERPRISES
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WALNUT , CA
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Accepting Online Donations
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1107 N SHORT CIR , WALNUT , CA
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DQE is a California based non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of the arts for those with expressed talent and creative abilities that wish to express it using various forums. And since we consider our organization to be both community based and virtually assessable, we occasionally offer:
· seasonal on-site instruction using our registered members
· talent display, at established neighborhood show case locations
· website exposure, during campaign driven causes
Our areas of focus include music, poetry, art, design, photography, and build. All media must be original works of the submitter for full consideration of our services.
DQE also comes alongside community leaders and organizations who can utilize its networking base, fund raising abilities, collaborative efforts and general expertise. All stemming from our grass roots founder, to our talented team of artists and members.
DQE was formed in 1985 and has since become an independent venue which can take its status directly to groups, businesses, schools, local centers, or other places that allow for artistic promotion. And for select organizations that mirror our organization's purpose, we also offer assistance in hosting tax deductible (cause driven) events.
Register through our website TODAY to be added to our e-mail list and news letter distribution! And remember, donating ensures that others may have similiar influences.
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