Enrichment Fund
Working to enrich and preserve the Club's art, architecture, and history.
The goal of the DAC Enrichment Fund is to acquire, protect and enrich the Club's art, architecture and history, as well as complete special projects that enrich Club life and member experiences.
Art & Architecture
The DAC is enriched by a world-class art collection from the first floor lobby to the rooftop, from the atrium entryway to the sculptures along Madison.
The Enrichment Fund has allowed the Club to continue to expand its collection through the thoughtful purchase of new art work.
Over the past two decades the Enrichment Fund has been able to support a wide array of art projects, from purchases of new art to art restorations. Enrichment funds have also supported the restoration of the many architectural details throughout the Clubhouse.
The DAC is enriched by a world-class art collection from the first floor lobby to the rooftop, from the atrium entryway to the sculptures along Madison.
The Enrichment Fund has allowed the Club to continue to expand its collection through the thoughtful purchase of new art work.
Over the past two decades the Enrichment Fund has been able to support a wide array of art projects, from purchases of new art to art restorations. Enrichment funds have also supported the restoration of the many architectural details throughout the Clubhouse.
Artifacts
The DAC has a vast collection of documents, artifacts and historic photographs that are supported by Enrichment.
Over the decades the DAC has collected a wide range of artifacts, from important Club documents to silver and table ware, from sports trophies and medals to unusual and rare invitations, programs and booklets. The Club also possesses a fairly large collection of historic photos.
The DAC News leather-bound editions date back to 1916 and include every issue of the magazine since it first published in January of 1916. The digital archiving of the entire magazine collection was recently completed. Much of that work was funded through Enrichment.
The DAC has a vast collection of documents, artifacts and historic photographs that are supported by Enrichment.
Over the decades the DAC has collected a wide range of artifacts, from important Club documents to silver and table ware, from sports trophies and medals to unusual and rare invitations, programs and booklets. The Club also possesses a fairly large collection of historic photos.
The DAC News leather-bound editions date back to 1916 and include every issue of the magazine since it first published in January of 1916. The digital archiving of the entire magazine collection was recently completed. Much of that work was funded through Enrichment.
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