Flint Cultural Center Corporation

 Flint     Michigan

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Flint Cultural Center Corporation Charity Profile

As a nonprofit organization established in 1992, the Flint Cultural Center Corporation is committed to making sure the Flint Cultural Center continues to be a vibrant and comfortable gathering place for everyone in our community by taking care of the campus grounds and buildings, coordinating Cultural Center campus-wide programs and events, and directly supporting its member organizations: Flint Youth Theatre, Longway Planetarium, Sloan Museum, and The Whiting. The Flint Institute of Arts, Flint Institute of Music, and Flint Public Library are independent and valued Cultural Center partners.

Each of these extraordinary organizations, in turn, provides a rich variety of high-quality experiences, innovative opportunities and important education resources that make our community a better place to live and for our children to grow and learn.

And each organization has many faces: the faces of talented staff, dedicated volunteers, and generous donors. The faces of engaged students, entertained audiences and loyal visitors. The faces of friends, family and neighbors. The Cultural Center is your place - and we'd love to see your face!

Our Mission: To foster cultural activity and community vitality through history, science and the arts.

Our Vision: The Flint Cultural Center Corporation will position the Flint Cultural Center as the premier regional destination, educational resource, and entertainment venue for history, science and the arts.

Flint Cultural Center Corporation Volunteer Information

Volunteers are vital members of our team. Currently, nearly 300 volunteers serve the Cultural Center annually. We match volunteers with their interests and time constraints and many volunteers choose to be involved in multiple areas at special events or an on-going basis. To be a volunteer, you must be at least 14 years of age or older and training is provided.

Volunteers contribute their time in multiple ways, including:
• Welcoming school and scout groups
• Greeting visitors
• Ushering theater patrons to their seats
• Explaining an exhibit or an experiment
• Staffing a children's activity table at a special event
• Creating or updating a database
• Serving as parking lot attendants
• Planting and maintaining campus gardens