Phases two and three template for museum outreach letter

Traditional Fine Arts Organization

Institution Outreach Project

2015

Phases two and three template for museum outreach letter

Version 1.0 - phases two and three template

To: (paste primary email address in this field - enter only one email address for a person, department or museum)

cc: (paste unlimited email addresses for persons and/or departments in this field)

bcc: (paste TFAO email address in this field)

Resources for scholars, curators, instructors, students, docents and museum audiences (paste this title of the email in the subject field)

Greetings from TFAO,

Traditional Fine Arts Organization (TFAO) provides online through Resource Library thousands of articles and essays by hundreds of authors. Texts associated with numerous museum exhibits, such as wall panel and object label texts, checklists, etc., are not otherwise available online. Also, TFAO provides in-depth online catalogues including:

and TFAO's projects, reports, studies. Nearly all content in TFAO's website is valuable to scholars, curators, instructors, students, docents and museum audiences.

For the past 19 years, all online content has been presented to the public free of charge - and will continue on that basis permanently. Enjoy!

Best regards,

(volunteer's first and last name)

(Volunteer's city and state)

Outreach Volunteer (OK to add the word Student in front of Outreach if desired by volunteer)

Traditional Fine Arts Organization

a nonprofit organization dedicated to American art appreciation and education

www.tfaoi.org

Version 1.1 - phases two and three template

To: (paste primary email address in this field - enter only one email address for a person, department or museum)

cc: (paste unlimited email addresses for persons and/or departments in this field)

bcc: (paste TFAO email address in this field)

TFAO resources for curators, educators, docents and museum audiences (paste this title of the email in the subject field)

Greetings from TFAO,

Traditional Fine Arts Organization (TFAO) provides through Resource Library, its online publication, thousands of articles and essays by hundreds of authors. Articles concerning museum exhibits often provide checklists, object labels and wall panel texts. These texts in many instances are not otherwise available online. For some articles, images of entire exhibit gallery guides, brochures and catalogues are included.

TFAO also provides online its own in-depth catalogues, plus projects, reports and studies. Nearly all content in TFAO's website is valuable to scholars, curators, instructors, students, docents and museum audiences.