Forsyth County
Workplace Campaign
May 1 - May 15, 2026
Forsyth County Government is celebrating the arts from May 1 through May 15! Welcome to our campaign page.
Forsyth County is an art-rich community, and county leadership is excited to provide an opportunity for employees to support the local arts community. Once again, nearly every department has produced some visible effort to raise money for the arts.
From this page, you can find the raffles, donation form links, and finale information.
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If you have any questions about the campaign, please contact artscouncil_fc@forsyth.cc​
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Support the arts today!
More about the campaign:
Arts Council serves as a leader in lifting up, creating awareness, and providing support to grow and sustain artistic, cultural and creative offerings throughout our region.
Your donation to Arts Council’s Community Fund for the Arts helps to provide support for hundreds of annual grants and programs including but not limited to:
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General Operating Support Grants to support entities like the Winston-Salem Symphony, Bookmarks, and more.
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Arts for Every Body Community Project Grants to support events from organizations like Music Carolina and RiverRun Film Festival and more.
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Special Initiatives, Community Projects, and other Arts and Cultural Opportunities
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Arts Council facilities including Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts, Sawtooth School for Visual Arts, Hanesbrands Theatre, and the Arts Council Extension Building.
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$9,130 in FY to support Gallery Programming in the Main Gallery in Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts.
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Arts Council invested a total of $191,300 in FY 25 in facilities subsidies to support local arts organizations and ensure that creative spaces remain accessible and affordable.
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In FY 25, thanks to the Community Fund for the Arts, we invested over $1 million in grants across the community.
Help us do it again and more in 2026!
Did you know Arts Council is the largest funder of arts education for WS/FCS?
Your contribution to Arts Council brings hands-on arts experiences to thousands of students each year.
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The Arts-in-Education Grant connects artists and arts organizations with elementary, middle and high school students by funding programs designed to awaken their intellectual and creative curiosity. In FY 25, Arts Council invested $142,257 through this grant program for our public school system.
Thank you for all that you do on behalf of our community!