“Amplify the Arts” hopes to raise $50,000 for Silicon Valley artists and performers.
A group of more than a dozen Silicon Valley arts groups and nonprofits teamed up to host a collective fundraising effort for Giving Tuesday.,” hopes to raise $50,000 to be divided evenly among the organizations, which include the Saratoga-based College of Adaptive Arts, San Jose’s City Lights Theater Company and the Los Altos Stage Company.
This is not the first time this group has banded together for a common cause. Mallette assembled the group in fall 2020 after several organizations and nonprofits were struggling during the pandemic, and they have hosted a group fundraiser every Giving Tuesday since. “We are no longer receiving government support, inflation is making everything cost more, and many artists have moved out of the area,” Suker said.
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