VETART casts a novel idea in fundraising
Last updated 10/6/2020 at 3:14pm

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As part of the VETART program, a bronze pour is done at the California Sculpture Academy in Fallbrook.
FALLBROOK – Corporate losses due to the Coronavirus could spell doom for small nonprofits like the Veterans Art Project. Steve Dilley, who founded VETART in 2009, has come up with a unique response to the program's budget deficit. Beginning Sept. 30, VETART will thank donors of $7500 or more by casting their face, or a face of their choice, in bronze.
"A life-cast face has a different presence than a photograph or a small model," Dilley said. "You can see yourself the way other people see you, in three dimensions, full sized, from the outside."
Bronze castings are expensive to make, but D...
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