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St. John's River State College foundation seeks $150,000 for Flow Arts technology; $45,000 raised so far
Summary
The college foundation is running a capital campaign to raise $150,000 for new Flow Arts technology (lighting, sound and related equipment) and reports roughly $45,000 already pledged, with naming and donor recognition options available.
On The Pulse podcast, JoLynn Carter, foundation director at St. John's River State College, described a capital campaign focused on equipping the Florida School of the Arts. "A $150,000 is our goal. We're about $45,000 into that goal," Carter said, identifying technology upgrades—lighting, sound and other production equipment—as primary uses for donated funds.
Carter outlined accessible giving tiers, including a seat-naming program priced at $150 and a Founding 50 donor wall starting at $1,000. "We have 396 seats available and we've sold about 50 of them," she said, and added that larger naming opportunities exist for businesses or families interested in higher-level support. The campaign aims to wrap up by the October 29 ribbon cutting, though Carter said donor-wall recognition will remain available after that date.
