Get ARTS FUNDING

CONTACT YOUR STATE POLITICIANS TODAY!

Member Name	DC Phone	DC FAX	Electronic Correspondence
Senator Richard Burr (R- NC)	202-224-3154	202-228-2981	http://burr.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Contact.ContactForm
Senator Kay Hagan (D- NC)	202-224-6342	202-228-2563	Senator_Hagan@hagan.senate.gov
Representative G. K. Butterfield, Jr. (D - 01)	202-225-3101	202-225-3354	http://butterfield.house.gov/contactinfo.asp
Representative Bobby Etheridge (D - 02)	202-225-4531	202-225-5662	http://etheridge.house.gov/Contact/
Representative Walter B. Jones, Jr. (R - 03)	202-225-3415	202-225-3286	http://jones.house.gov/contact_form_email.cfm
Representative David E. Price (D - 04)	202-225-1784	202-225-2014	http://price.house.gov/contact/contact_form.shtml
Representative Virginia Foxx (R - 05)	202-225-2071	202-225-2995	http://www.house.gov/formfoxx/IMA/issue_subscribe.htm
Representative Howard Coble (R - 06)	202-225-3065	202-225-8611	howard.coble@mail.house.gov
Representative Mike McIntyre (D - 07)	202-225-2731	202-225-5773	http://www.house.gov/mcintyre/issue.shtml
Representative Larry Kissell (D - 08)	202-225-3715	202-225-4036	https://forms.house.gov/kissell/contact-form.shtml
Representative Sue Myrick (R - 09)	202-225-1976	202-225-3389	http://myrick.house.gov/zipauth.shtml
Representative Patrick McHenry (R - 10)	202-225-2576	202-225-0316	http://mchenry.house.gov/zipauth.htm
Representative Heath Shuler (D - 11)	202-225-6401	202-226-6422	http://shuler.house.gov/zipauth.htm
Representative Melvin L. Watt (D - 12)	202-225-1510	202-225-1512	http://watt.house.gov/IQform.asp
Representative Brad Miller (D - 13)	202-225-3032	202-225-0181	http://bradmiller.house.gov/?sectionid=17§iontree=917

Here is a little paragraph you can copy and paste to each representative/senator:

Greetings (Representative Butterfield –change the contact information for each one),

I write to you today to encourage your active support of the arts in President Obama’s new Economic Stimulus Bill. President Obama is shaping a stimulus package that has talked about both infrastructure and jobs, and it’s unclear if all of his jobs creation will be within the infrastructure bill or if there will be an additional jobs bill later. Why not encourage the focus on the arts infrastructure, i.e. repair, renovation, expansion, and new construction of arts facilities and grounds? As we work diligently to be ready to act if these funds are available, let’s be advocates for making art funding available to enrich our lives and cultural inventory. The arts can be a part of the solution to the economic dilemma our state and nation are in with your help.

Sincerely,

(your name!)

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