Foundation / Corporation
Oregon Cultural Trust - Umatilla County Cultural Coalition (UCCC)
01/24/20 3:00 PM Receipt
Grants to Oregon nonprofit organizations, agencies, and organizations in eligible regions for arts, humanities, and heritage projects that benefit local communities. Funding is intended to support programs that increase arts awareness and opportunities; preserve and document historic sites and artifacts; promote public art and community beautification; and develop cultural facilities throughout Umatilla County.
Grants will be used in support of local projects that further Umatilla County’s Cultural Plan. For information about the Cultural Plan, see http://www.umatillacountyculture.org/cultural_plan.
Goals of the Utamilla County Cultural Plan: (Note: The term "arts" refers to multi-disciplinary arts, including but not limited to visual, performing, music, and writing.)
See the Grant Application document in Supporting Documents below for details on the goals of the cultural plan.
GrantWatch ID#: 148628
Funding is limited. Last year’s local grant cycle supported 16 Umatilla County arts and culture projects for a total of $14,385. If your project is a large one you will need to secure additional funding sources. If your project is small you may request full funding, though the Umatilla County Cultural Coalition may only be able to partially fund your request.
Grant funding must be expended March 1, 2020 - November 1, 2020.
Funds for multi-year projects may be requested, with an application required each year. UCCC does not commit to multiple-year funding.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Deliver or mail the proposal to:
Umatilla County Cultural Coalition
c/o Heritage Station Museum
P.O. Box 253 (108 S.W. Frazer Avenue)
Pendleton, OR 97801
If you have additional questions, please contact UCCC via email at umatillacountyculture@gmail.org. Or contact fiscal agent Kari Brooks at (541) 276-0012.
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