Experience All the Amazing Art & Culture this Community has to Offer With Us!
We at Tri-County Arts Council are proud to offer both art & culture that has been created within our own community! We strive to be an advocate for the creation and the appreciation of all the arts & culture of this region. Offering shows & exhibits from local artists, as well as classes & workshops for people of all ages to learn & create their own art in all forms. We are committed to propelling this legacy forward and hope you will join us in our mission!
Learn More About Us Here!
TCAC March Schedule
Public Art Project
Coming to Olean this Summer, our NEXT Public Mural Project with Alex Derwick of Olean! The mural will be at William O. Smith Rec Center in War Vets Park Olean!
“I wanted to depict an older sibling teaching a younger sibling how to tie their shoes. I really wanted to have a mural on this building that showed the community caring for each other.” Said Alex Derwick about the project.
We are looking for Businesses and Community Partners to support our Community Paints Day similarly to the Heart of Olean Mural last summer! Currently, we are at 32% of the target funding goal.
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New work from artist Sannie Adams! ![]()
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Sannie’s work can be purchased in-store or online, check it out!⬇️⬇️⬇️![]()
www.tricountyartscouncil.org/product-category/sannie-adams/![]()
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Pick up and Shipping Available. ![]()
110 W State St, Olean, NY 14760![]()
Hours: Tuesday-Friday 12pm-6pm and![]()
Saturdays 12pm-5pm
MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION![]()
Membership is open to artisans living/working in Allegany County. Area artisans interested in joining the 2023 Studio Tour should see the “New” application below and contact:![]()
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www.alleganyartisans.com/membership-information?fbclid=IwAR0msO3YiaI5DawcVQtROHgaB83V-rrmv1AFS5Gh...
CRCF funds make possible nearly $275,000 in grants in early 2023![]()
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Here at TCAC, the F. Donald Kenney Fund, established through the estate of F. Donald Kenney, an Olean native, philanthropist and patron of the arts, provided a $22,466 grant to the Tri-County Arts Council in support of the Southern Tier Biennial. We have recently launched our 2023 Survey Show! ![]()
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The biennial is a juried art competition for artists in the rural tri-county area, providing them the opportunity to participate in a high-level arts competition that is followed the next year by a showcase gallery for the competition’s winning artist.![]()
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Four donor designated funds at the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation have together supported $274,753 in grants to organizations designated by their donors so far this year.![]()
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The Mildred Milliman Fund, established by Mildred Milliman, made possible grants to 34 organizations, together totaling $234,735.![]()
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The largest grant, $196,021 to the Olean General Hospital Foundation, will support the purchase of a new phacoemulsification machine, which breaks up and removes lenses of the eyes that are affected by cataracts, according to Steve Jackson, Olean General Hospital Foundation president.![]()
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According to Jackson, the machine allows for a procedure that utilizes ultrasonic technology to break up cataracts into smaller pieces that can then be easily extracted.![]()
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The second largest grant from the fund provided $5,514 in fiscal support to the SPCA in Cattaraugus County.![]()
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Other grants from the fund this year include:![]()
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Beautification Fund for Olean Community - $3,692![]()
Camp Good Days & Special Times - $2,283![]()
Roswell Park Alliance Foundation - $2,283![]()
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital - $2,283![]()
SPCA serving Allegany County - $1,627![]()
American SPCA - $1,457![]()
Best Friends Animal Society - $1,457![]()
Humane Society of U.S. - $1,457![]()
International Fund for Animal Welfare - $1,457![]()
National Anti-Vivisection Society - $1,457![]()
National Wildlife Federation - $1,457![]()
World Wildlife Fund - $1,457![]()
Blinded Veterans Association - $1,142![]()
Guiding Eyes for the Blind - $1,142![]()
American Cancer Society - $972![]()
American Heart Association - $972![]()
American Kidney Fund - $972![]()
American Lung Association in New York - $972![]()
American Red Cross - $972![]()
March of Dimes, WNY Division - $972![]()
Muscular Dystrophy Association, Western New York - $972![]()
National MS Society, Upstate NY Chapter - $972![]()
Paralyzed Veterans of America - $972![]()
Salvation Army - $972![]()
Alzheimer's Association, Western New York Chapter - $899![]()
American Foundation for the Blind - $899![]()
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of WNY - $899![]()
Easter Seals - $899![]()
Epilepsy Foundation - $899![]()
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society - $899![]()
United Spinal Association - $802![]()
Town of Olean Fire Department - $802![]()
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The Lewis and Doris Reisner Fund, established by Dr. Lewis C. Reisner, a long-time Olean OBGYN, and Doris Reisner, a dedicated community volunteer and one of the original founders of the ReHabilitation Foundation (now Intandem), provided a grant of $9,561 to the Olean General Hospital Foundation.![]()
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The Reisners’ daughter-in-law, Ruth Reisner, represents the family in working with the Olean General Hospital Foundation to determine the annual use of this grant.![]()
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The Doris Reisner Fund, also established by Doris Reisner, supported 10 annual grants totaling $7,991, including:![]()
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American Cancer Society - $1,240![]()
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church - $1,240![]()
The ReHabilitation Foundation - $1,240![]()
Empire State Association for the Deaf - $827![]()
Genesis House of Olean, Inc. - $827![]()
HomeCare & Hospice - $827![]()
Interfaith Caregivers Inc. - $827![]()
American Friends Service Committee - $413![]()
SPCA in Cattaraugus County - $413![]()
American Diabetes Association - $413![]()
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Established in 1994, CRCF is growing good by connecting donors to the causes they care about most in the region. Grants from the foundation support many areas, including education, scholarships, health care, the arts, community development, human service, and youth development. To learn more, call (716) 301-CRCF (2723), email foundation@cattfoundation.org, or visit online at www.cattfoundation.org. CRCF is also on Facebook (facebook.com/cattfoundation) and Twitter (@CattFoundation).
Experience All the Amazing Art & Culture this Community has to Offer With Us!
We at Tri-County Arts Council are proud to offer both art & culture that has been created within our own community! We strive to be an advocate for the creation and the appreciation of all the arts & culture of this region. Offering shows & exhibits from local artists, as well as classes & workshops for people of all ages to learn & create their own art in all forms. We are committed to propelling this legacy forward and hope you will join us in our mission!
Learn More About Us Here!
Visit Our Online Store
Featuring the work of our member artists and craftspeople
TCAC March Schedule
Public Art Project
Coming to Olean this Summer, our NEXT Public Mural Project with Alex Derwick of Olean! The mural will be at William O. Smith Rec Center in War Vets Park Olean!
“I wanted to depict an older sibling teaching a younger sibling how to tie their shoes. I really wanted to have a mural on this building that showed the community caring for each other.” Said Alex Derwick about the project.
We are looking for Businesses and Community Partners to support our Community Paints Day similarly to the Heart of Olean Mural last summer! Currently, we are at 32% of the target funding goal.
CLICK HERE TO DONATE NOW!
2,694
Tri-County Arts Council
The Tri-County Arts Council advocates the creation and appreciation of arts and culture in the region
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New work from artist Sannie Adams! ![]()
![]()
Sannie’s work can be purchased in-store or online, check it out!⬇️⬇️⬇️![]()
www.tricountyartscouncil.org/product-category/sannie-adams/![]()
![]()
Pick up and Shipping Available. ![]()
110 W State St, Olean, NY 14760![]()
Hours: Tuesday-Friday 12pm-6pm and![]()
Saturdays 12pm-5pm
MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION![]()
Membership is open to artisans living/working in Allegany County. Area artisans interested in joining the 2023 Studio Tour should see the “New” application below and contact:![]()
![]()
www.alleganyartisans.com/membership-information?fbclid=IwAR0msO3YiaI5DawcVQtROHgaB83V-rrmv1AFS5Gh...
CRCF funds make possible nearly $275,000 in grants in early 2023![]()
![]()
Here at TCAC, the F. Donald Kenney Fund, established through the estate of F. Donald Kenney, an Olean native, philanthropist and patron of the arts, provided a $22,466 grant to the Tri-County Arts Council in support of the Southern Tier Biennial. We have recently launched our 2023 Survey Show! ![]()
![]()
The biennial is a juried art competition for artists in the rural tri-county area, providing them the opportunity to participate in a high-level arts competition that is followed the next year by a showcase gallery for the competition’s winning artist.![]()
![]()
Four donor designated funds at the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation have together supported $274,753 in grants to organizations designated by their donors so far this year.![]()
![]()
The Mildred Milliman Fund, established by Mildred Milliman, made possible grants to 34 organizations, together totaling $234,735.![]()
![]()
The largest grant, $196,021 to the Olean General Hospital Foundation, will support the purchase of a new phacoemulsification machine, which breaks up and removes lenses of the eyes that are affected by cataracts, according to Steve Jackson, Olean General Hospital Foundation president.![]()
![]()
According to Jackson, the machine allows for a procedure that utilizes ultrasonic technology to break up cataracts into smaller pieces that can then be easily extracted.![]()
![]()
The second largest grant from the fund provided $5,514 in fiscal support to the SPCA in Cattaraugus County.![]()
![]()
Other grants from the fund this year include:![]()
![]()
Beautification Fund for Olean Community - $3,692![]()
Camp Good Days & Special Times - $2,283![]()
Roswell Park Alliance Foundation - $2,283![]()
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital - $2,283![]()
SPCA serving Allegany County - $1,627![]()
American SPCA - $1,457![]()
Best Friends Animal Society - $1,457![]()
Humane Society of U.S. - $1,457![]()
International Fund for Animal Welfare - $1,457![]()
National Anti-Vivisection Society - $1,457![]()
National Wildlife Federation - $1,457![]()
World Wildlife Fund - $1,457![]()
Blinded Veterans Association - $1,142![]()
Guiding Eyes for the Blind - $1,142![]()
American Cancer Society - $972![]()
American Heart Association - $972![]()
American Kidney Fund - $972![]()
American Lung Association in New York - $972![]()
American Red Cross - $972![]()
March of Dimes, WNY Division - $972![]()
Muscular Dystrophy Association, Western New York - $972![]()
National MS Society, Upstate NY Chapter - $972![]()
Paralyzed Veterans of America - $972![]()
Salvation Army - $972![]()
Alzheimer's Association, Western New York Chapter - $899![]()
American Foundation for the Blind - $899![]()
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of WNY - $899![]()
Easter Seals - $899![]()
Epilepsy Foundation - $899![]()
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society - $899![]()
United Spinal Association - $802![]()
Town of Olean Fire Department - $802![]()
![]()
The Lewis and Doris Reisner Fund, established by Dr. Lewis C. Reisner, a long-time Olean OBGYN, and Doris Reisner, a dedicated community volunteer and one of the original founders of the ReHabilitation Foundation (now Intandem), provided a grant of $9,561 to the Olean General Hospital Foundation.![]()
![]()
The Reisners’ daughter-in-law, Ruth Reisner, represents the family in working with the Olean General Hospital Foundation to determine the annual use of this grant.![]()
![]()
The Doris Reisner Fund, also established by Doris Reisner, supported 10 annual grants totaling $7,991, including:![]()
![]()
American Cancer Society - $1,240![]()
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church - $1,240![]()
The ReHabilitation Foundation - $1,240![]()
Empire State Association for the Deaf - $827![]()
Genesis House of Olean, Inc. - $827![]()
HomeCare & Hospice - $827![]()
Interfaith Caregivers Inc. - $827![]()
American Friends Service Committee - $413![]()
SPCA in Cattaraugus County - $413![]()
American Diabetes Association - $413![]()
![]()
Established in 1994, CRCF is growing good by connecting donors to the causes they care about most in the region. Grants from the foundation support many areas, including education, scholarships, health care, the arts, community development, human service, and youth development. To learn more, call (716) 301-CRCF (2723), email foundation@cattfoundation.org, or visit online at www.cattfoundation.org. CRCF is also on Facebook (facebook.com/cattfoundation) and Twitter (@CattFoundation).
OUR SPONSORS, Community & Foundational Support
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