Partnerships with other Newfoundland Non-Profits
The Landfall Trust has partnered with The Rooms Provincial Art Gallery of Newfoundland and Labrador in offering a residency for Canadian or international visual artists. Watch News and Events for announcement.
Similar partnerships and residencies are being developed for which the term “artist” is given broad interpretation across a wide range of visual, literary and performing arts such as painting, photography, filmmaking, music, theatre, history and literature.
The Trust also maintains close working relationships with the Brigus Historical and Conservation Society, the St. Georges Heritage Committee, the Brigus Public Library and the Brigus Town Council.
Related Links:
- Canada's Historic Places
- Cupids Museum
- Doors Open Newfoundland and Labrador
- Hawthorne Cottage National Historic Site
- Heritage Association of Newfoundland and Labrador
- Rockwell Kent: Plattsburgh State Art Museum
- The Town of Brigus
- St. George’s Heritage Church
- Newfoundland and Labrador Department of Tourism, Culture & Recreation
- The Stone Barn Museum, Brigus
- Bartlett2009 Celebration
- Brigus Public Library
- The Newfoundland Quarterly
Historic Sites Association of Newfoundland and Labrador.
The Estate of Bradley Jacob Folensbee, Jr.
The Folensbee Estate and Landfall Trust Partnership
Bradley Jacob (Jake) Folensbee, Jr.
1926-2004
The Folensbee Estate enabled the creation of the Landfall Trust by making the 11-acre Landfall preserve and its Kent Cottage available exclusively to the Trust to oversee and to provide educational programs supporting the arts and cultural heritage activities.
The Landfall Trust's initial funding from the Estate provided two-year capital and five-year operating grant awards enabled the use of Kent Cottage for the Artist and Writer-in-Residence programs.
The Partnership between the Trust and Estate also created the Landfall Legacy Endowment with the Estate matching all Trust raised funds to $100,000. At the culmination of complete Endowment funding, the Estate will transfer title of Landfall to the Trust.
The Estate is truly appreciative of the Trust Board, Advisory Committee and numerous volunteers for their dedication towards creating a sustainable Landfall Trust supporting arts and cultural heritage programs, and the conservation of Kent Cottage, into the distant future. The pristine 11-acre Landfall perserve and its historic Kent Cottage is truly a provincial and national treasure.
Please help support the the Landfall Trust and its inspiring programs with your financial contribution.
To read more about the Trust and Estate partnership, please see the attached letter.
Thank you!