Festival Park Venue Grants

2021-2022 Municipal Arts Allocations support projects that take place between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022.

The intent of the program is to encourage municipalities to focus on projects, activities, or events that:

1. Produce or present arts, cultural and historical projects, activities, or events.

2. Address or respond to the traditional arts and cultural diversity of the community.

3. Create economic development opportunities that support the creative economy through arts, culture, or history.

Examples of eligible projects include heritage festivals, public art projects, theater, concerts, and educational programs such as workshops, lectures, and residencies led by cultural arts professionals.

When requested, Arts Council staff will assist local officials in defining eligible cultural arts projects, activities, and/or events.

Municipal Arts Allocation Request Application is due AT LEAST 30 DAYS PRIOR to the project, activity, or event start date. NO APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER DECEMBER 1, 2021.

Required Documents for Request:

• Completed Application Form.

• Resumes of arts/culture/history professionals and key personnel (if applicable).

• One copy of work sample that demonstrates quality of any cultural professional’s work, if allocation funds support an artist fee (if applicable).

Changes or modifications to the scope of work of a project, activity, or event must be approved in advance by Arts Council staff.

After the submission deadline on Friday, April 15, 2022, applications will be reviewed for completeness and compiled for a panel review. A panel made up of experts in artistic disciplines will review the applications for educational materials, artistic value, and economic feasibility. Panel-approved applications then move on to the Arts Council Board for final approval, and then your information is published on our AIS Directory.

Brentwood Elementary School
Cliffdale Elementary School
College Lakes Elementary
Cumberland County High Schools AIG Program
Cumberland International Early College High School
Douglas Byrd High School
Eastover Central Elementary School
Ed V. Baldwin Elementary School
Elizabeth Cashwell Elementary
Fayetteville Academy
Glendale Acres Elementary School
Gray's Creek Elementary School
Howard Learning Center
J.W. Coon Elementary
Jack Britt High School
Kimberly Hampton Primary School
Lake Rim Elementary School
Lucille Saunders Elementary
Manchester Elementary
Margaret Willis Elementary - Methodist Kids Assoc.
Margaret Willis Elementary School
Mary McArthur Elementary School
Max Abbott Middle School
Montclair Elementary
Ponderosa Elementary
Seventy-first Classical Middle School
South View High School
St. Patrick Catholic School
Stedman Primary
Stoney Point Elementary School
Sunnyside Elementary
W.T. Brown Elementary
Walker Spivey Elementary

Organizations meeting the eligibility requirements can apply. Eligibility does not guarantee funding will be awarded.

Grant Funding Categories:

1. Series Projects

This grant category supports projects that provide a series of opportunities for cultural programming. The project must include a schedule of three (3) distinct activities within the program.

2. Inclusive Outreach Projects

This grant category supports projects that increase diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion for underserved and underrepresented groups in Cumberland County.

3. Arts Education Projects

This grant category supports projects that increase cultural and arts-focused educational opportunities.

4. Cultural Tourism Projects

This grant category supports projects that increase cultural tourism through programs that attract visitors to Cumberland County.

5. Military Arts Projects

This grant category supports projects that engage active-duty service members, veterans, retirees, and military-families.

6. Collaborative Projects

This grant category supports Arts-, Culture-, and History-focused projects and programs led by an established, professional Cumberland County based artist with a 501(c) fiscal sponsor who acts as the presenting organization.

Workshops are optional but recommended for all applicants. The workshops provide insight into the application, guidelines, evaluation process, and provide an opportunity for Question and Answer.

If you are interested in attending a Project Support Grant workshop, please email Kashia Knight, Grants Assistant - (KashiaK@theartscouncil.com) - with your name, email, mobile telephone number, and the workshop date in which you are interested.

WORKSHOPS OPEN TO ALL APPLICANTS

Project Support (Returning Applicants) Information Session

Monday, January 22, 2024⋅1:00 – 2:00pm

Project Support Workshop (in-person)

Monday, January 22, 2024⋅5:30 – 6:30pm

Project Support Workshop (in-person)

Tuesday, January 30, 2024⋅5:30 – 6:30pm

Project Support Workshop (zoom)

Thursday, February 1, 2024⋅12:00 – 1:00pm

GRANT APPLICATION DEADLINE 11:59PM on FEBRUARY 29, 2024

ALL applications MUST BE RECEIVED THROUGH THE ONLINE APPLICATION PORTAL. No hard copy submissions will be accepted.

The full application, required documents, and materials must be received to qualify. No additional materials will be accepted and your application cannot be edited after the deadline.

Complete: ONLINE APPLICATION PORTAL

Notification of Awards:

By July 1 of current year.
Completion of Contract and Required Grantee Documents (varies by organization).
Final Report - 60 days after last project event or June 15 of award year (whichever is earlier).

Artist/Group of Unincorporated Artists

• An individual artist who resides in Cumberland County may apply for a Mini Grant. The artist must submit their resume with the application.

• A group of unincorporated artists currently residing in Cumberland County may apply for a Mini Grant. One artist should apply as the Lead Artist and submit their resume with the application. Other participating artists should be identified by name and discipline on a separate attachment submitted with the application.

• Proof of residency will be requested.

Nonprofit Organizations

• 501(c) nonprofit organizations based in Cumberland County may apply for a Mini Grant.

• The organization must not have any overdue or back taxes and can not have any pending legal action or mediation against them.

• The organization must have an up-to-date Charitable Solicitation License registered through the Office of the NC Secretary of State.

Municipal Entities

• Local municipalities and grant-funded offices within a local municipality or other County office may apply for a Mini Grant.

• Municipalities include City of Fayetteville, Town of Eastover, Town of Falcon, Town of Godwin, Town of Hope Mills, Town of Linden, Town of Spring Lake, Town of Stedman, and the Town of Wade.

• Arts, culture, and history projects, activities, or events that take place in Cumberland County are eligible for funding through Mini Grants.

• Projects, activities, or events may or may not charge an event fee for participants, but must be open to the public.

• Projects, activities, or events must take place within 6 months of the Mini Grant award.

• Virtual/online projects with artists whose primary residence is Cumberland County are eligible for Mini Grants.

• Projects, activities, or events that do not take place in Cumberland County are not eligible.

• Any applicant who is not in good standing with other Arts Council grants, such as an incomplete or missing final report, is ineligible.

• Fundraisers for NON-arts and culture nonprofits with projects, activities, or events that do not align with the Mission of the Arts Council are not eligible.

• Projects, activities, and events NOT open to the general public are not eligible for Mini Grants.

• Projects, activities, and events that overtly promote a particular religious dogma or faith.

• Projects, activities, and events that have previously been reviewed TWICE and were NOT funded are ineligible.

• Schools are generally not considered for a Mini Grant and should make a request for teaching artists through the Artists In Schools program.

• Project, activities, or events lead by a full-time student are ineligible.

• Projects, activities, or events lead by an organization who receives C.O.R.E. grant are ineligible.

• Allowable Expenses for Artists include o Requests between $500.00-$2,000.00

o Cumberland County artist fees, project supplies/materials, contracted services, space/equipment rental, etc.

o Request for use of the Arts Center gallery space

o Marketing/outreach expenses up to but not exceeding 25% of the Mini Grant award

o Applicant Artist Fees up to but not exceeding 25% of the Mini Grant award

• Restrictions for Artists include

o Requests for awards exceeding $2,000.00

o Applicant Artist fees exceeding more than 25% of the Mini Grant award

o Food and Drink expenses

• Allowable Expenses for Nonprofits and/or Municipal Entities include

o Requests between $500.00-$3,000.00

o Cumberland County artist fees, project supplies/materials, contracted services, space/equipment rental, etc.

o Request for use of the Arts Center gallery space

o Marketing/outreach expenses up to but not exceeding 25% of the Mini Grant award

• Restrictions for Nonprofits and/or Municipal Entities include

o Requests for awards exceeding $3,000.00

o Food and Drink expenses

o Requests for funds to pay administrative/overhead costs and/or special contracts to pay staff, Board, leadership, and/or sole proprietors associated with applying Nonprofit or Municipal Entity.

• The Arts Council will offer Mini Grant application workshops throughout the year. Please watch social media and the Arts Council’s website for Mini Grant workshop dates.

• Whenever possible, The Arts Council will provide appropriate aids and services leading to effective communication for qualified persons with disabilities or limited English.

• If you have any questions about the application, your proposal, or would like to request help in filling out the application, please contact Sarah Busman, Arts Education Manager, at sarahb@theartscouncil.com or by phone at 910-323-1776.

• The Narrative is made up of a handful of questions that allow you to make the best case possible for your Mini Grant.

• These questions include:

o In a paragraph or two, please tell us about your proposed Mini Grant project, activity, or event.

o In a few sentences, please tell us when and where you Mini Grant project, activity, or event will take place.

o In a few sentences, please tell us why this project, activity, or event is important for Cumberland County and its residents.

o In a few sentences, please tell us what goals you have for this project, activity, or event. Please explain how you plan to track and measure your goals. Page 4 Rev 10/12/2022

o In a few sentences, please tell us how you plan to market this project, activity, or event. Please be as specific as possible.

• Download a sample of a COMPLETED Mini Grant Narrative HERE.

• The Grant Assessment Committee consists of Arts Council Board members with a wide variety of experience in the arts, project management, education, and finance. The Committee uses the following criteria to evaluate the strength of an Artist Mini Grant application:

o Artistic Merit – 55 points

 Programming of high artistic, cultural and/or historic merit.

 Utilizing local professional artists or cultural professionals.

 Involvement of avocational and/or professional artists who represent previously underserved populations including BIPOC populations.

 Strength of artistic resume and work samples provided by applicant.

 Benefit of the proposed project to the artist’s professional growth.

o Project Merit – 45 points

 Feasibility of budget.

 Clearly attainable goals and outcomes.

 Opportunity for professional growth in the artistic community.

 Effective marketing and communications strategies for the project.

 Past performance with previous Arts Council grants (where applicable).

• The Grant Assessment Committee consists of Arts Council Board members with a wide variety of experience in the arts, project management, education, and finance. The Committee uses the following criteria to evaluate the strength of a Nonprofit or Municipal Entity Mini Grant application:

o Artistic/Cultural/Historic Merit and Integrity – 50 points

 A project that is new, creative, or unique to Cumberland County.

 Programming of high artistic, cultural and/or historic merit.

o Artistic Excellence & Program Impact – 25 points

 Utilizing local artists or cultural professionals.

 Diverse participants, including persons or groups who have limited arts or cultural opportunities due to educational, geographic, cultural, physical, economic, or other constraints.

o Program Management – 25 points

 Feasibility of project, including budget and potential community impact.

 Clearly attainable goals and outcomes.

 Effective marketing and communications strategies for the project.

 Past performance with previous Arts Council grants (where applicable).

• Prior grantees of the Arts Council in good standing can qualify to receive 80% of the Mini Grant award upon execution of their contract; the final 20% will be paid upon receipt and approval of the Mini Grant Final Report.

• If an 80/20 award in unavailable, the Arts Council may choose to reimburse the grantee for expenses from the approved project budget not to exceed the maximum amount of the award Page 5 Rev 10/12/2022 granted.

• Any grant funds that are unused upon submission of the Final Report will be refunded to the Arts Council immediately. Grant funds must also be returned for the cancellation of the project, event, or activity.

• A Final Report is required for all Mini Grant projects, events, and activities. The Final Report due date is specified in the Mini Grant contract – generally 30 days after the conclusion of the project, activity, or event.

• A Final Report template will be provided to each grantee upon execution of their Mini Grant contract.

• A late or incomplete Final Report is a violation of the grant contract and may result in the loss of grant funds. A report is “late” when it is received after the “report due” date shown on the grant contract unless otherwise approved in advance by Arts Council staff.

• All Mini Grants require a Final Report and must include at least one photograph of the project, activity, or event. All grantees will give consent for the Arts Council to use Mini Grant photographs for marketing, publicity, etc..

• All Mini Grant Final Reports require documentation of how Mini Grant funds were used including cancelled checks, invoices, credit card statements, etc.

• Copies of marketing and publicity materials must be included with the Final Report.

• All Mini Grant awards are required to include the logo of the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County on marketing materials.

• All Mini Grant awards over $1,000 are required to include the logos of the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County and the North Carolina Arts Council on at least one piece of marketing material.

• Logos and style guideline can be accessed at: https://www.theartscouncil.com/logos.

Potential C.O.R.E. applicants must:

Be a 501(c)(3) organization which operates within Arts-, Culture-, or History- focused

mission as evidenced in organization’s Mission Statement and annual programming and

outreach.

Be based in Cumberland County and provide ongoing arts programs, community services, and educational opportunities for the residents of Cumberland County.

Provide programs, community services, and educational opportunities in at least six (6) months of the calendar year and must include outreach efforts that affect underserved populations in Cumberland County.

Have a balanced annual budget which can sustain a 1:1 cash match.

Have an independent audit performed annually (for organizations with an annual budget higher than $250,000/year); others are required to submit 990.

Have a governing Board that is representative of the diversity of Cumberland Countywith defined term limit

Contracts artists and arts professionals who are qualified and paid equitably, and who reflect the demographic diversity of the Cumberland County community

Employ at least one (1) full-time executive leader.

Have been in continuous operation for at least five (5) year

Have successfully managed a minimum of three (3) Project Support Grant awards within the preceding three (3) fiscal years (first time applicants on

The Artist Support Grant was created to provide direct support to individual artists in Cumberland, Hoke, Robeson, Sampson, and Scotland Counties. The initiative will fund professional and artistic development for emerging and established artists to enhance their skills and abilities to create work or to improve their business operations and capacity to bring their work to new audiences. Artists representing visual, craft, performing, traditional, and interdisciplinary art forms are encouraged to apply. Applicants should demonstrate a commitment to spending a significant portion of their time on their work as artists.

The Grant program is funded through a partnership with the North Carolina Arts Council. The Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County manages the initiative on behalf of the Robeson County Arts Council, the Sampson County Arts Council, and the Scotland County Arts Council/Storytelling Center of the Southeast.

The Artist Support Grant is intended to support a broad range of talented artists in the genres of visual arts, performing arts, literary arts, music composition, choreography, and interdisciplinary arts. Eligible candidates may be either emerging or established artists. Applicants should demonstrate a commitment to spending a significant portion of their time on the work as artists.

Individuals and Artist Collectives — Both individual artists and small, unincorporated groups of collaborating artists are eligible to apply.

Residency — Artists should have lived continuously in Cumberland, Hoke, Robeson, Sampson and/or Scotland County for at least ONE YEAR before the application deadline. An applicant must be at least 18 years old and either a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident alien. Applicants may be required to provide proof of residence and status. All members of a collaborating team must be North Carolina residents, live in the region in which they are applying, and meet the other eligibility requirements. Resumes documenting residence for all team members should be included with the application.

Multiple Awards — Artists who are sole proprietors of organizations that have already received funding for FY 2023-2024 from the N.C. Arts Council are ineligible to apply. Individuals who received an Artists Support Grant in FY 2022-2023 are ineligible to apply for funding in FY 2023-2024.

Conflict of Interest — Current board and staff members of the consortium partner organizations in Cumberland, Hoke, Robeson, Sampson, and Scotland Counties and their family members are not eligible to apply for the award.

Student Status — The Artist Support Grant is intended for adult, nonstudent artists. Artists enrolled full-time in undergraduate or associate degree-granting programs may not apply for the grant. Artists in certificate programs are generally eligible. Artists pursuing graduate degrees in subjects other than their art form may be eligible if they meet the other eligibility criteria. Other questions and special circumstances should be discussed with Arts Council staff.

In project year 2023-2024, applicants may apply for up to 50 percent of the grant to pay themselves an “Artist Fee.” Grant funds will also pay for the following:

Completion/Presentation of a New Work — Cost of resources necessary to complete or present a significant new work (e.g., purchasing art supplies or equipment (digital may qualify) or space rental)

Career Promotion — Projects aimed at advertising artists’ work and/or demonstrating their skill level (e.g., websites, portfolios, audio-visual documentation, and online presentation)

Training — Costs to attend a class or workshop (in-person or virtual) aimed at either enhancing the artist’s skill level or professional development (e.g., a master class or workshop taught by acknowledged authorities in the applicant artist’s medium)

Travel — Costs of transportation, lodging, and food for training, professional conferences, or research

Some examples of ineligible project and costs are:

Scholarships for undergraduate- or graduate-level education
Projects that support or oppose a candidate for public office
Projects that are exclusive to members of a religious faith group
Projects that do not have a direct effect on the applicant’s growth as an artist (e.g., the promotion of other artists’ work)

All completed Artist Support Grant applications will be reviewed by a grants panel that consists of discipline-based artists and art educators using the criteria listed below. Incomplete applications will not be presented to the panel for review. Grant recommendations are submitted by the Review Panel to the Board of Trustees of the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County for approval.

Make sure your application shines! The judges are evaluating based on the following criteria:

Demonstrated talent in an art form and overall excellence of the artist’s work.
Clear commitment to a career as a practicing professional artist.
Benefit of the proposed project to the artist’s professional growth.
Feasibility of the proposed project.

Artist Support Grant funds can be used for projects from December 1, 2023, to December 31, 2024.

All applications and support material will be submitted electronically through the Arts Council’s online grants portal LOCATED HERE.

Application Requirements:

An application without the required attachments is incomplete and may not move forward in the review process. All applications MUST be submitted through the online grants portal NO LATER THAN OCTOBER 6, 2023 END OF DAY.

A complete application will contain the following information:

Narrative (required) - Your project narrative should explain your proposed project and how it will have an impact on your career as an artist. The narrative is composed of the following questions, all of which must be answered for an application to be submitted:

Describe your project and the proposed use of grant funds.
Explain what this project will enable you to do that you are currently unable to do now.
Summarize how this project will advance your career or development as an artist.

Budget (required) - Provide your Project Budget (both Expenses and Income). For your Project Expenses, please be sure to list each expense as its own line item. Be as specific as possible.

Artist Statement (required) - Attach an artist statement that describes your work and the key ideas, goals, or cultural practices that drive you to create. (One page maximum)

Artistic Resume (required) – Attach an artist resume that includes education, employment, public presentations of your work, publications, commissions, honors, grant/fellowship awards, and relevant experience. (Four pages maximum)

References (recommended) – Letters of Reference are not required but are preferred. All Letters of Reference should be on letterhead and signed with contact information for the individual completing the Reference. References should be recent and from individuals familiar with your work and/or project. References should be professional recommendations and not personal recommendations. You may provide no more than three letters.

Work Sample (required) - Applicants must provide high-quality, digital work samples (links or attachments –jpg, mp3, pdf, etc.). Samples must be of the artist’s work only. Hard copies will not be accepted. Work must be completed within the past three years. Applicants must attach an inventory list with the following descriptions for the applicable discipline:

Dance and Performing Arts: Documentation of up to three recorded performances. Videos uploaded may not exceed a total time of ten minutes.

Description: include date and location of performance, title of piece, names and roles of key people, including directors, choreographers, lead performers/actors, etc. A short summary may also be included.

Music: Documentation of up to three recorded performances, live or studio. Audio or video uploaded may not exceed a total time of ten minutes.

Description: include date and location of performance, title of piece, names, and roles of key people, including directors, choreographers, lead performers/actors, etc. A short summary may also be included.

Composers and songwriters should also submit scores, lyrics, and/or lead sheets, as appropriate.

Writing: Fiction, creative nonfiction, and playwrights may submit no more than 12 pages each of one to two manuscripts. Poets may submit five to seven poems. Playwrights may also submit documentation of a recorded performance or staged reading of their plays (videos, clip not to exceed five minutes.)

Visual Art and Craft: Up to 10 images of your work.

Description: date of completion, medium, and dimensions. Time-based work can be documented with video, up to five minutes.

Film: Documentation of one or more completed films. (Video clips not to exceed five minutes.)

Description: include date and location of performance, title of piece, names, and roles of key people, including directors, choreographers, lead performers/actors, etc. A short summary may also be included.

For video and audio samples: Submit YouTube/online links. Please provide a brief description of each work sample including the date & location of performance, title of piece, name of artist performing, name of creator/composer/choreographer/etc. Please indicate if the sample was professionally mastered.

All applicants are strongly recommended to attend an Artists Support Grant Application Workshop. The workshops provide insight into the Application and Submission Process, Guidelines, Evaluation, and Q&A.

Contact your local arts council or the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County at (910) 323-1776 ext. 1012 or KashiaK@theartscouncil.com for further information regarding information sessions or assistance with your application.

Information Session Dates Coming Soon for Fall 2023.

After the deadline for passes, applications will be reviewed for completeness and compiled for a panel review. A panel made up of experts in artistic disciplines will review the applications for educational materials, artistic value, and economic feasibility. Panel-approved applications then move on to the Arts Council Board for final approval, and then your information is published on our Teaching Artist Directory.

The Arts Council strives to create a welcoming environment for all applicants through equity, diversity,

accessibility, and inclusion. Arts Council staff will assist with equal access to application materials for applicants

with disabilities by coordinating accommodations and services where needed. Arts Council staff are available by

appointment to assess an applicant’s needs and provide accommodations where available.

The Arts Council strives to create a welcoming environment for all applicants through equity, diversity,

accessibility, and inclusion. Arts Council staff will assist with equal access to application materials for applicants

with disabilities by coordinating accommodations and services where needed. Arts Council staff are available by

appointment to assess an applicant’s needs and provide accommodations where available.

Letter of Intent
Full Application (invite only based on LOI)
- Narrative
- Organization Mission
- Describe the Project and impact on the Organization/Community.
- Goals and Measures
- Accessibility Plans
Budget
- Three-year history, highlighting previous capital expenses
- Project budget
- Itemized project budget
Uploads
- Budget(s)
- Renderings/Elevation drawings (if available)
- Board List
- IRS letter and Charitable SOL
- COI
- Proof of property ownership/lease agreement (if applicable, for renovations)

Applications are reviewed by the Arts Council Board of Trustees
Criteria:
- Project Impact (60 points)
  - Letter of Intent and Narrative Application detail a significant need for capital support to maintain organization’s mission to the community.
  - Project Impact seems feasible as evident in timeline & goals.

Cultural Merit (40 points)
- Project will increase the organization’s capacity to accomplish its mission and affect the people of Cumberland County.
- Project will increase access to the organization’s programs.

What Projects Are Eligible?

Who May Apply?

When Are Applications Accepted?

What Can Funds Be Used For?

How do you choose who goes into the AIS Directory?

Is there anything that can make my application especially strong?

Do I need to reapply even if I was included in a previous year?

What sorts of programs do you take as part of the AIS Directory?

Is there a fee to apply?

Once I apply, what happens next?

How many school visits can I plan on if I’m selected?

What if I have more questions?

Past Participating Cumberland County Schools

Eligibility: Types of Project Support Grants

Grant Workshops: Dates & Contact Information

Application Information & Deadline

Who May Apply?

What Projects, Activities, and Events are Eligible?

What Projects, Activities, and Events are NOT Eligible?

What are the Allowable Expenses and Restrictions for Artists?

What are the Allowable Expenses and Restrictions for Nonprofits and/or Municipal Entities?

How do I Apply for a Mini Grant?

Can I Get Assistance in Preparing my Application and Proposal?

What is the Deadline for Application?

What’s in the ‘Application’?

What is in the ‘Budget’?

What is in the 'Narrative'?

What are the Evaluation Criteria for Artist Applicants?

What are the Evaluation Criteria for Nonprofits/Municipal Entities?

How Will I Receive my Grant Funds?

What are My Reporting Requirements?

What are the Marketing and Publicity Requirements for my Materials?

Can I Change my Project?

What are the Accounting Procedures for my Mini Grant payment?

Eligibility

How Do I Apply?

"What exactly is the Artist Support Grant Program?"

Am I eligible?

Fundable Projects

Understanding the Judging/Panel Process

Application Process

Information Sessions

How do you choose who goes into the Directory?

Is there anything that can make my application especially strong?

Do I need to reapply even if I was included in a previous year?

What sorts of programs do you take as part of the AIS Directory?

Is there a fee to apply?

Once I apply, what happens next?

How many school visits can I plan on if I’m selected?

What if I have more questions?

Can the Arts Council assist me with an application if I have a disability?

Do I have to complete a Letter of Intent?

What expenses can I use grant funds for?

What is in-kind support?

Does a past award from the Arts Council guarantee future funding?

What defines “on-going physical presence” in Cumberland County?

Can the Arts Council assist me with an application if I have a disability?

What expenses can I use grant funds for?

If granted funds, how will I receive my award?

Does a past award from the Arts Council guarantee future funding?

What defines “on-going physical presence” in Cumberland County?

Allowable Projects

Project Restrictions

Organization Eligibility

Allowable Restrictions

Restrictions

Application Process

Evaluation

What is the process for applying for a Creative Placemaking Grant?

What type of Organizations are eligible?

Can an Artist apply for a Creative Placemaking Grant on their own?

How many Creative Placemaking Grants will be awarded?

Fund Partners

Fund
Partners