Thursday, October 13, 2005
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Our goal for a sustaining annual budget for the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive is $250,000 a year. Although this may seem at first glance to be a difficult goal to achieve, it isn't impossible if all supporters of the project would pull together and contribute to the cause. If every member of ASIFA-Hollywood and every regular reader of this blog became a Project Partner, the goal would be reached and the project would be fully funded.
You can donate right now with a credit card using PayPal...
If you would like to donate by mail, please make your check payable to ASIFA-HOLLYWOOD, write "Animation Archive Project" on the note line, and mail it to...
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Burbank, CA 91506
Donor Categories
We ask all members of ASIFA-Hollywood to contribute. We have created an annual donation structure that will fit any member's budget.
BENEFACTOR ($25,000 and up)
Credit and logo appear with primary positioning on all publications and press releases regarding the Animation Archive Project for one year.
CORPORATE SPONSOR ($10,000)
Credit and logo appear on all publications and press releases regarding the Animation Archive Project for one year.
PROJECT SPONSOR ($5,000 and up)
Credit and thanks appear on all publications and press releases regarding the Animation Archive Project for one year.
PROJECT ANGEL ($500)
Credit and thanks appear on the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive webpage and in the next Annie Awards Program.
PROJECT HERO ($100)
Credit and thanks appear on the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive webpage.
PROJECT PARTNER ($50)
We are asking all members of ASIFA-Hollywood and everyone who follows the blog regularly to contribute $50 a year to help us expand our offerings. If everyone who uses this resource contributed in this way, we would be fully funded for the entire year.
PROJECT SUPPORTER (any amount)
Any donation, large or small is greatly appreciated and all funds collected will be used exclusively to establish the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive.
You can donate right now with a credit card using PayPal...
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3 Comments:
Heya Steve,
This is Sean again, and I just got a book from the Canadian Playboy cartoonist Doug Sneyd. Hey even signed and sketched on it and made it out to ASIFA. I would like to donate it to ASIFA in Hollywood, but I don't have the address. Do you know what the address is so I can send it?
-Sean
That's great! How did you happen to get that?!
The address is...
ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive
2114 W Burbank Bl
Burbank CA 91506
I have many original courses from the early 1900s from W L Evans and Norman Marsh Cartooning School.Also have an envelope of worksheets from W L Evans from 1909 and many original drawing sheets done by a Gentleman named G W Schellhase of Chicago.All the drawings have comments from the teacher.This is a great lot of early cartooning memorabilia.I'm wondering if this gentleman ever went on to doing cartoons for a newspaper.any body have any information on this gentleman.I can be reached at billsophie@sbcglobal.net Thanks Bill
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