As the Director of Community Impact at Fund for the Arts, Sarah Lindgren plays a pivotal role in shaping the organization’s mission to enhance community vibrancy through the arts. With over fifteen years of experience in both private and public sectors, Sarah combines her analytical...
As the Director of Community Impact at Fund for the Arts, Sarah Lindgren plays a pivotal role in shaping the organization’s mission to enhance community vibrancy through the arts. With over fifteen years of experience in both private and public sectors, Sarah combines her analytical prowess with creative thinking to drive impactful initiatives that resonate with diverse audiences. Under her leadership, the Community Impact Team spearheads the grantmaking function, ensuring that funding is strategically allocated to support artists and arts organizations that enrich local culture.
Sarah is particularly passionate about fostering accessibility to the arts across neighborhoods, schools, community centers, and public spaces. Her expertise in community outreach and arts administration has led to the development of innovative programs that engage underrepresented populations, making the arts more inclusive and reflective of the community's diverse voices. Key projects under her direction include collaborative partnerships with local museums and public art initiatives that not only beautify the environment but also stimulate economic growth and social cohesion.
In addition to her fundraising acumen, Sarah is adept at navigating the complexities of nonprofit management, leveraging her extensive network to build sustainable relationships with stakeholders. Her commitment to the arts as a vehicle for social change is evident in her strategic vision for the Fund for the Arts, where she continuously seeks to expand the organization’s impact and foster a thriving arts ecosystem. Through her leadership, Sarah is not only elevating the profile of the arts in the region but also ensuring that they remain accessible and relevant to all community members.