Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Clinton House, Pilot Arts, Bella Vista Van

- CARIN SCHOPPMEYE­R

Northwest Arkansas is blessed with a large number of nonprofit agencies that, together, meet just about every need. These organizati­ons are supported by the generosity of the community.

Continuing today and in the coming weeks — in keeping with a holiday tradition — the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette will share “wish lists” of local nonprofit agencies.

Northwest Arkansas is a great community in many ways. One of them is that because of the number of well-run, well-targeted nonprofits, we do a phenomenal job of “taking care of our own.” Send your wish list before Jan. 1 to bmartin@nwadg.com.

Clinton House Museum

What we do: We are a historic house museum located in the heart of Fayettevil­le. Our museum collection­s interpret the lives of President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton during the time they lived in Fayettevil­le and occupied this home, where they were married in 1975. Our events, programs and exhibits also promote the value

of public service and civic engagement.

Address: 930 W. Clinton Drive, Fayettevil­le

Website: clintonhou­semuseum.org

Contact: Angie Albright, director, at 444-0066

Wish list: Office supplies; large laminator; gift cards for hardware stores, bookstores or grocery stores; plastic storage bins; children’s program supplies

like crayons, markers and large tablets; small toys for children’s program prizes (like rubber balls, fun pencils, etc.); kitchen utensils and cookware; and garden tools.

Pilot Arts

What we do: We are a community musical theater company in Fayettevil­le. We perform at the Arkansas Air and Military Museum.

Address: 3810 S. Cato Springs Road, Fayettevil­le

Website: PilotArts.org Contact: Missy Gipson, director, by email to hello@pilotarts.com

Wish list: Body mics (or a donation to cover them), propane patio heaters (freestandi­ng), propane refills, boxes of batteries (AA and 9 volt), gift cards to hardware stores and lumber yards.

Bella Vista Courtesy Van

What we do: Bella Vista Courtesy Van Inc. is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organizati­on that provides free courtesy transporta­tion for residents of Bella Vista who can no longer drive due to age or health. This service has been provided to Bella Vista residents since 1992. Transporta­tion is provided to medical appointmen­ts, adult day care and personal services (shopping, hair care, post office, etc.).

Address: 1801 Forest Hills Blvd., Suite 120, Bella Vista

Website: bellavista­courtesyva­n.com

Contact: Bill Puskas, president, 402-981-1571

Wish list: Cash contributi­ons to help with the substantia­l fuel and maintenanc­e costs for our three wheelchair-equipped vans. During the past year, our vans traveled more than 64,000 miles and gave more than 4,000 rides.

 ?? Courtesy Photo ?? The Clinton House Museum interprets the lives of Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton during the time they lived in Fayettevil­le. In this photo, Gov. Bill Clinton is pictured with a group of youngsters at the state Capitol on Children’s Day.
Courtesy Photo The Clinton House Museum interprets the lives of Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton during the time they lived in Fayettevil­le. In this photo, Gov. Bill Clinton is pictured with a group of youngsters at the state Capitol on Children’s Day.

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