Capital Campaign

Since its humble beginning in 2010, the VVAC has been turning big ideas into reality. At this moment, it is an organization poised for a monumental transformation. Our vision is ambitious, but it is attainable if we use the full measure of our capacity and our imagination.
Development of the campus has begun
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Land acquisition ($1.37 million) at 330 N. Homestead Parkway, Camp Verde - COMPLETED
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Native American Traditional Use Garden ($25,000) - COMPLETED
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Installation of Water Line to Property ($97,000) - COMPLETED
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Native American Heritage Pathway ($30,000)- COMPLETED
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Parkway curb and gutter installed largely with an Arizona Corporate Commission grant
Planned Campus Buildings
To Address the Curation Crisis
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Collection Repository
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Administrative Offices
To Engage the Public
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Museum
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Courtyard Garden and Sculptures
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Gift Shop
To Enhance Educational Opportunities
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Auditorium
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Classrooms
Click HERE for images of the property and planned development.
