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October 19, 2017  |  By Inner City Arts
The 2017 Imagine Awards
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On Thursday, October 12th, we hosted Inner-City Arts’ 25th Imagine Awards celebration at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. It was a fantastic evening in a beautiful space and Inner-City Arts was able to raise more than $900,000!  

Because of the generosity and support of many, we are able to continue our mission and remain a safe and empowering place for the kids and teens in our city — a place where they can develop and explore their own creativity.

Many thanks to our honorees Wells Fargo and Rick Madden, our event committee, our sponsors, our donors, our volunteers and our staff! You inspire with your kindness and passion for our cause and we could not do it without you.

Enjoy the evening’s photos here as well as this fun video recap of highlights from the event: 

 

View the press release here.

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