Construction Phase Overview

Financial Update

Thanks to the generosity of our members—and a remarkable $60,000 donation from Lynn Tagge —WAC has reached the original funding goal needed to begin construction!

As often happens with projects of this scale, plans and costs have evolved as we moved from design to construction. We now anticipate needing to raise an additional $25,000 to complete the project.

To help close that gap, we have:

• Applied for grants
• Continued planning Masquerade, our fundraiser in partnership with K-9 Konnection
• Created a project Wish List (see list to the right)
• Identified several desirable upgrades that can be postponed if necessary
• Continued accepting donations from members and supporters

How You Can Help

Financial Support

Your support is still needed.

If you have not yet contributed to the Build a Dream campaign, please consider donating today through the WAC website by clicking below, or by mailing a check to:

Wickenburg Art Club

188 S. Tegner St.

Wickenburg, AZ 85390

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, your donation may be tax-deductible.

One Time Donation

Recurring Donation

Wish List
One person's unneeded item could become an important part of our new space!

Refrigerator

If you or someone you know is remodeling a kitchen or replacing a refrigerator, we'd be happy to give the old one a new home.

Art Supply Storage Cabinets

Need to clear out your garage or studio? We are looking for large storage cabinets to hold classroom art supplies.

Reception Desk

Do you have an unused desk, counter-height workstation, or high credenza that could serve as a reception desk in our new vestibule?

Paint & Painting Supplies

To help control costs, some WAC members will be handling the painting. Donations of brushes, rollers, painter's tape, paint trays, drop cloths, or even a paint sprayer would be greatly appreciated.

Industry Connections

Do you have contacts in construction, flooring, cabinetry, furniture, metalwork, paint, or other related trades? Leads on discounted, donated, overstock, or surplus materials could make a significant difference.