Foundation / Corporation
Arts of Clark County
08/15/16
Grants of up to $1,000 to Clark County, Washington nonprofit organizations and individuals for the creation, completion and presentation of local arts projects. Projects will be accepted from a variety of genres of art including visual, written, sound, dance, and more. Two types of grants are available:
1) The Individual Artist Grant is designed to assist artists in the creation, promotion and/or presentation of their work.
2) The Arts Organization Grant is designed to assist organizations with the completion of projects that benefit the Clark County arts community and align with the vision of Arts of Clark County.
Submissions for both will be judged on the quality of work samples/project examples, strength of the project description, feasibility of the proposed project, and constructive use of the funds.
GrantWatch ID#: 159341
Individuals: Up to 5; Organizations: Up to 2
Individuals: Up to $500
Organizations: Up to $1,000
All grant winners will be expected to complete their proposed phase of their projects within a calendar year of the award.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Application Form: http://www.artsofclarkcounty.org/?page_id=11890
Arts of Clark County
8002 Ne Highway 99, Box 505
Vancouver, WA 98665
info@artsofclarkcounty.org
Clark County
USA: Washington
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