Project Grants for Individual Artists and Organizations
The Regional Arts & Culture Council’s Project Grant Program provides
financial support to Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas County not-for-profit
organizations and individual artists for
Project Based Arts Programming. Grants are awarded up to $6,000 and are
available in three categories: Artistic Focus, Community Participation and Arts-In-Schools*.
* In an effort to better accomodate the needs of the education
community, the availability of Project Grant Arts-In-Schools applications will
coincide with the beginning of the school year.
FY09-10 RACC Project Grants support not-for-profit organizations and individual artists in Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas Counties. Grants of up to $6,000 available for 2010 project-based arts programming for Artistic Focus and Community Participation. See Guidelines and Online Application. Deadline for Intent to Apply: 8/5/09.
Orientation Meetings: Orientations for new applicants will be held Wednesday, July 8th at 3:00pm for Organizations and Tuesday, July 21st at 3:00pm for Individual Artists (just added). Orientations will be at the RACC Offices, 108 NW 9th Avenue, Ste. 202. Please RSVP to Tonisha Toler at ttoler@racc.org and indicate which date you would like to attend. Space is limited.
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Tim Stapleton (above) received an Artistic Focus Project Grant for Leaning on Everlasting Artms, which he wrote, directed and starred in.
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Visit RACC’s GrantsOnline
See a list of RACC Grant Awards for 2009-10
See a list of RACC Grant Awards for 2008-09
See a list of RACC Grant Awards for 2007-08
Definition of "Project"
A project is a specific art presentation, exhibit or creation of work that
is fully executed within a specified timeline and contains a public component.
A project possesses artistic quality,
imaginative scope and vision, and is fully executed within a specified timeline.
RACC offers funding for Project Grants in the following three categories:
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Artistic Focus ~ project grants that demonstrate high
artistic quality, innovation, creativity in programming and artist selection,
and demonstrated ability by the artist or organization.
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Community Participation ~ project grants that support cultural
and arts programs and services that involve direct community participation.
The project should impact a variety of citizens in the RACC service area by
helping to provide them with a greater sense of self, family, community and
place.
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Arts-In-Schools (K-12) ~ project grants that encourage
and enable members of the professional arts community to work in schools and
create arts-rich learning environments.
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RACC Staff to Contact
Cindy Knapp
Director of Operations
Helen Daltoso
Grants Program Officer
503.823.5402
hdaltoso@racc.org
Ingrid Carlson
Grants Specialist
503.823.5417
icarlson@racc.org
Tonisha A. Toler
Grants Assistant & Outreach Coordinator
503.823.5866
ttoler@racc.org
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