Question 1

Is BOLD a registered nonprofit?

Accepted Answer

BOLD is an early-stage initiative under Cubs Learning Hub. Final nonprofit and fiscal sponsorship details will be updated here as our structure is formalized.

Question 2

Where does BOLD operate?

Accepted Answer

Our programming is rooted in Greater Hartford, Connecticut, with school, library, and community partners across the region. We can travel for residencies — reach out.

Question 3

Who can attend BOLD programs?

Accepted Answer

Families of every background are welcome. Many programs center children ages 3–12, but our culture nights, story circles, and community events are intergenerational.

Question 4

Do I need to speak more than one language to participate?

Accepted Answer

No. BOLD is a place where every language is welcomed, including English. We celebrate the languages families bring — no expertise required.

Question 5

How can my school, library, or organization partner with BOLD?

Accepted Answer

Use the partner inquiry form on the Partners page. We co-design programming around your community, calendar, and goals.

Question 6

How are funds used?

Accepted Answer

Your support goes directly to teaching artists, materials, books, family take-home kits, outreach, and accessible community programming.

Question 7

Can I donate materials instead of money?

Accepted Answer

Yes — art supplies, children's books in any language, instruments, and culturally meaningful items are welcomed. See the Donate page.

Question 8

How do I become a teaching artist with BOLD?

Accepted Answer

Apply through the Teaching Artists page. We're building a network of culture keepers across language, art, music, storytelling, dance, and food traditions.

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