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Forsyth County hosts Workplace Campaign to Benefit Arts Council

Jun 1
1 min read

Forsyth County supported Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County in May of 2026 by hosting a workplace campaign.



Forsyth County employees had the opportunity to learn about the Arts Council and support the arts financially by donating to the campaign.



On the final day of the campaign, Forsyth County invited local artists to their market. Artists kept 100% of the profits from their sales. It was a delightful additional way to support the arts community.



Forsyth County employees put together gift baskets which were raffled off. Raffle ticket sales benefited Arts Council. They also integrated a payroll deduction for those who desired to give monthly support towards the arts.


Thank you Forsyth County for support Arts Council!


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7 days ago

What a creative way to support local artists—hosting them at a workplace campaign is such a thoughtful touch! Events like these not only highlight talent but also strengthen community ties. For artists recording performances or creating audio content, having a reliable tool for cleaning unwanted noise from recordings can make a big difference in sharing their work clearly and professionally. Kudos to Forsyth County for championing the arts in such meaningful ways!

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It’s wonderful to see Forsyth County supporting local artists and bringing the community together. Just as the arts inspire creativity, the Everest Three High Passes trek in Nepal inspires adventure and connects travelers with Sherpa culture and mountain communities.

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It’s great to see Forsyth County encouraging local talent and creating stronger community bonds through art. In the same way, the breathtaking views of Lobuche Peak in Nepal remind us how nature can inspire people and bring fresh ideas to life!

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It’s wonderful to see Forsyth County supporting local artists and bringing the community together. Just like the peaceful beauty of Gokyo Lake in Nepal inspires creativity, supporting the arts helps communities thrive and grow!

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