Our Delivery Report
Funded on 06 December 2021 | Delivered on 25 July 2022
£14,819
RAISED
135
BACKERS
51
DAYS TO FUND
BIGGEST PLEDGE
£4,606
From Kent County Council
2199
people have visited this project!
The Sixteen Trust donated £250
donated £100
donated £50
donated £50
05/08/22 - 21/08/22
PAM art festival Launch
03 June 2022
Meet PAM: Pride Art Map
donated £100
donated £50
donated £100
donated £100
47 Hours of training provided
donated £50
donated £40
More about our impact
The local economy
PAM is a cultural attraction that encourages a diverse audience from within and outside of the town into the centre and further afield. Engaging with the local economy, using restaurants, cafes and hotels. PAM employed local people in production roles and financially supported LGBTQIA+ artists alongside renting local gallery spaces.
Volunteering, jobs & education
PAM created opportunities for 19 Volunteers working at exhibitions PAM ran a mentoring day for five young people through Arts Education Exchange PAM created freelance job roles for a curator, project manager and three facilitators
Arts, culture & heritage
PAM produced a vibrant and diverse arts festival across the town including traditional, contemporary, culture and heritage building, sites and businesses. Exhibitions appeared
