The General Support Grants Program aims to provide general financial support to arts organizations in Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas Counties, based on their artistic excellence, proven...
Overview
RACC Grants support a diverse range of organizations and individual artists in the Portland metropolitan region, including Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington Counties. These resources are available to every member of the tri-county region without regard to race, color, creed, religion, age, gender, sexual orientation, military status, marital status, political opinion, national origin, familial status, mental and physical disability, gender identity, and source of income or disability status.
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The Opportunity Grant Program is funded by the City of Portland and is designed to provide grants to Portland-based nonprofit arts and cultural organizations to help meet special...
RACC recognizes individual artistic achievement and excellence through its annual Individual Artist Fellowship award. The Fellowship, which includes a cash award of $20,000, helps individual...
The Professional Development Grant Program assists artists or arts administrators with opportunities that specifically improve their business management development skills and/or brings the artist...
OTHER GRANTS
General Support Grants help fund the overall mission of arts organizations in Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington Counties. Applicants must have minimum eligible expenses of $80,000 and at least one paid professional staff. Awarded once every two years.
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Professional Development Grants assist artists or arts administrators with opportunities that specifically improve their business management development skills and/or brings the artist or the arts organization to another level artistically. Awarded twice per year.
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Opportunity Grants are funded by the City of Portland and is designed to provide grants to Portland-based nonprofit arts and cultural organizations to help meet special opportunities or assist organizations with emergencies that arise during the year and that are not part of the applicant’s annual budget or regular programming.
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The Artist Fellowship program recognizes the artistic excellence and achievements of individual artists. Fellowships include a cash award to help artists of high merit sustain or enhance their creative process. Due to the unstable economic climate, RACC will defer the program until the first quarter of 2010 when funding sources can be reassessed and RACC can be reassured that an entire four-year rotation of Fellowships can be awarded in Performing Arts, Visual Arts, Media Arts and Literature.
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GRANTS ONLINE
Please note that all grant applications and reports must be submitted online using RACC’s GrantsOnline system. With GrantsOnline, applicants can access:
- A Summary of Currently Available Grants
- Intent to Apply Forms
- Applications
- Invoices and Final Reports
- Message Board
