SWEET HOME DAKOTA HOUSE RAFFLE RULESBY ENTERING THIS RAFFLE, ENTRANTS ACCEPT AND AGREE (1) TO BE BOUND BY ALL THE RULES, LIMITATIONS AND RESTRICTIONS SET FORTH HERE AND (2) THAT THEIR NAMES AND/OR LIKENESSES MAY BE DISCLOSED TO AND USED BY THE NEWS MEDIA AND MAY OTHERWISE BE USED BY THE RAPID CITY FINE ARTS COUNCIL, INC. OTHER RULES AND REGULATIONS MAY APPLY.
SWEET HOME DAKOTA HOUSE RAFFLE RULES
BY ENTERING THIS RAFFLE, ENTRANTS ACCEPT AND AGREE (1) TO BE BOUND BY ALL THE RULES, LIMITATIONS AND RESTRICTIONS SET FORTH HERE AND (2) THAT THEIR NAMES AND/OR LIKENESSES MAY BE DISCLOSED TO AND USED BY THE NEWS MEDIA AND MAY OTHERWISE BE USED BY THE RAPID CITY FINE ARTS COUNCIL, INC. OTHER RULES AND REGULATIONS MAY APPLY.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSWhat is the value of the house? Estimated value of the house is $215,000. The winner will have the opportunity to have the house appraised for tax purposes.Will I need to pay taxes if I win?Yes! There is no escaping the IRS. The Sweet Home Dakota House Raffle is a lottery and as in all lotteries, the winner needs to pay taxes on the winnings.What is the tax liability associated with winning the house?The raffle is a lottery, and as such, the total of the appraised value of the home plus the winner's current income would determine the tax rate levied. Please consult a tax professional to advise on the specifics of your situation. What if I don't have money to pay the taxes or have bad credit and can't borrow it?Most people would be able to use the house as collatoral to get a loan to pay the taxes. You might be able to get a loan with a co-signer.What if I don't need a home and don't want to live there?You can sell the home, give it to a family member, rent the home or donate it to your favorite charity. While home sales are down in many parts of the country, the Rapid City housing market is good for homes in this price range.What is the Rapid City Arts Council? The Rapid City Arts Council is the not-for-profit organization that manages the DahlArts Center on behalf of the citizens of Rapid City. The arts council has a staff of9 full-time employees, 6 part-time employees and works with approximately 400volunteers in a year. The arts council is headed by Executive Director, Linda Andersonand an active board of 18 members.The Rapid City Arts Council, through city-ordinance, is the group designated to advise the city on arts matters.What is the Dahl Arts Center? The Dahl is acommunity-owned arts center which is the venue for manyquality visual and performing arts opportunities in the Black Hills region. The Dahlwas donated to the city of Rapid City by banker Art Dahl and his wife Agnes who commissioned an artist, Bernard P. Thomas, to paint a cyclorama of American heritage in the building. The original building included a visual arts gallery, sales gallery, offices, a classroom and a small 150 seat theater.In January of 2009, the expanded Dahl opened. The $7.75 million Dahl Expansion was a collaboration between the City of Rapid City Vision 2010 Program and the Rapid City Arts Council. The facility features 3 rotating visual arts galleries, cyclorama gallery, children's interactive gallery, 280 seat event center, 3 visual arts classrooms, meeting spaces and offices. Many kinds of events and arts opportunities are made available to Rapid City residents and visitors to our area at the Dahl.How is the Dahl funded? In 2009, the City of Rapid City budget included $197,613 for utilities, maintenanceand facility staff for the Dahl. Vision 2010 contributed $3.75 million dollars with the Rapid City Arts Council and generous donors funding the remaining 4 million of the Dahl Expansion.How is the Rapid City Arts Council funded?The 2009 arts council budget is $707,129. The arts council raises money for programat the Dahl through grants, fundraisers, membership drives, endowment and annual giving.What do net proceeds from the Sweet Home Dakota House Raffle benefit?Net proceeds benefit operations and programs of the Rapid City Arts Counciland programs at the Dahl.Why this project? Why now?For the first time in 35 years, the Rapid City Arts Council is faced with financial challenges as we transition into the newly expanded Dahl Arts Center. We knew this is a challenge we would face. But, why build a new beautiful arts center, if you cannot afford to fill it with the finest exhibits, art classes, concerts and events? Our goal is to fund the arts at the Dahl as a central component of the burgeoning downtown scene and complete the picture of a fun, exciting and welcoming community.What other ways can I support the Dahl?Become a member of the Dahl and enjoy benefits of membership. Make an annual year-end gift to the Dahl. Gifts can be directed to endowment funds held by the Black Hills Area Community Foundation. Volunteer your time and talent.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the value of the house?
Estimated value of the house is $215,000. The winner will have the opportunity to have the house appraised for tax purposes.
Will I need to pay taxes if I win?
Yes! There is no escaping the IRS. The Sweet Home Dakota House Raffle is a lottery and as in all lotteries, the winner needs to pay taxes on the winnings.
What is the tax liability associated with winning the house?
The raffle is a lottery, and as such, the total of the appraised value of the home plus the winner's current income would determine the tax rate levied. Please consult a tax professional to advise on the specifics of your situation.
What if I don't have money to pay the taxes or have bad credit and can't borrow it?
Most people would be able to use the house as collatoral to get a loan to pay the taxes. You might be able to get a loan with a co-signer.
What if I don't need a home and don't want to live there?
You can sell the home, give it to a family member, rent the home or donate it to your favorite charity. While home sales are down in many parts of the country, the Rapid City housing market is good for homes in this price range.
What is the Rapid City Arts Council?
The Rapid City Arts Council is the not-for-profit organization that manages the Dahl
Arts Center on behalf of the citizens of Rapid City. The arts council has a staff of
9 full-time employees, 6 part-time employees and works with approximately 400
volunteers in a year. The arts council is headed by Executive Director, Linda Anderson
and an active board of 18 members.
The Rapid City Arts Council, through city-ordinance, is the group designated
to advise the city on arts matters.
What is the Dahl Arts Center?
The Dahl is acommunity-owned arts center which is the venue for many
quality visual and performing arts opportunities in the Black Hills region. The Dahl
was donated to the city of Rapid City by banker Art Dahl and his wife Agnes who commissioned an artist, Bernard P. Thomas, to paint a cyclorama of American heritage in the building. The original building included a visual arts gallery, sales gallery, offices, a classroom and a small 150 seat theater.
In January of 2009, the expanded Dahl opened. The $7.75 million Dahl Expansion was a collaboration between the City of Rapid City Vision 2010 Program and the Rapid City Arts Council. The facility features 3 rotating visual arts galleries, cyclorama gallery, children's interactive gallery, 280 seat event center, 3 visual arts classrooms, meeting spaces and offices. Many kinds of events and arts opportunities are made available to Rapid City residents and visitors to our area at the Dahl.
How is the Dahl funded?
In 2009, the City of Rapid City budget included $197,613 for utilities, maintenance
and facility staff for the Dahl. Vision 2010 contributed $3.75 million dollars with the Rapid City Arts Council and generous donors funding the remaining 4 million of the Dahl Expansion.
How is the Rapid City Arts Council funded?
The 2009 arts council budget is $707,129. The arts council raises money for program
at the Dahl through grants, fundraisers, membership drives, endowment and annual giving.
What do net proceeds from the Sweet Home Dakota House Raffle benefit?
Net proceeds benefit operations and programs of the Rapid City Arts Council
and programs at the Dahl.
Why this project? Why now?
For the first time in 35 years, the Rapid City Arts Council is faced with financial challenges as we transition into the newly expanded Dahl Arts Center. We knew this is a challenge we would face. But, why build a new beautiful arts center, if you cannot afford to fill it with the finest exhibits, art classes, concerts and events? Our goal is to fund the arts at the Dahl as a central component of the burgeoning downtown scene and complete the picture of a fun, exciting and welcoming community.
What other ways can I support the Dahl?
Become a member of the Dahl and enjoy benefits of membership.
Make an annual year-end gift to the Dahl.
Gifts can be directed to endowment funds held by the Black Hills Area Community Foundation.
Volunteer your time and talent.
Questions? Media Requests?Please contact: Jessica Miller Program Assistant jessica_thedahl.org 605.394.4101 x207
Questions? Media Requests?
Please contact:
Jessica Miller
Program Assistant
jessica_thedahl.org
605.394.4101 x207
Dahl Art Center HoursLobby + GalleriesSummer Hours12 to 8 pm Tuesday - Friday1 to 5 pm Saturday & SundayClosed on MondaysEducation + Administration9 to 5 pm Monday - FridayEntrance on Kansas City Street
Dahl Art Center Hours
Lobby + Galleries
Summer Hours
12 to 8 pm Tuesday - Friday
1 to 5 pm Saturday & Sunday
Closed on Mondays
Education + Administration
9 to 5 pm Monday - Friday
Entrance on Kansas City Street
Directions to the Dahl_ the corner of kansas city street + seventh street. across from the public libraryThe Dahl Arts Center713 Seventh StreetRapid City, SD 57701605.394.4101www.thedahl.org
Directions to the Dahl
_ the corner of kansas city street + seventh street. across from the public library
The Dahl Arts Center
713 Seventh Street
Rapid City, SD 57701
605.394.4101
www.thedahl.org
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