Deadline: 8-Nov-21
The Mono County, through its Economic Development, Tourism & Film Commission (EDTFC) is inviting applications for the Performing & Visual Arts Grant Program (PVAGP) for the 2021-22 fiscal year to assist established non-profit Performing and Visual Arts organizations in Mono County with eligible projects and programs.
Mono County’s organizations for the Arts play an important role in providing quality programs for the community which contributes both to the visitor experience and to the quality of life for local residents.
Funding Information
- Up to $4,000 in funding on a reimbursement basis is available per organization, determined by the scope of the project and needs.
- Total funding available for PVAGP is $10,000; these monies are identified in the 2021-22 budget approved by the Board of Supervisors. Mono County is under no obligation to expend any or all the funds.
- Organizations that have been granted funding from the Mono County Economic Development, Tourism & Film Commission or from the Mono County Board of Supervisors in the past, as well as organizations which have not, may apply for PVAGP.
- Expenditures for approved projects/programs must be completed by June 30, 2022.
Eligibility Criteria
- All currently established non-profit Performing and Visual Arts organizations in Mono County are eligible to apply for funding support for a wide range of projects/programs that directly support performing, visual, and fine arts/applied arts.
- Funds may be designated for the purchase of educational materials, art supplies, sheet music, equipment, website development, marketing/advertising/communication outreach, signage, exhibit design, displays, event support, etc.
Notes
- Promotional marketing initiatives funded by the PVAGP must be professionally designed and produced.
- Mono County Economic Development, Tourism & Film Commission logo, website and 800# must be on grant recipient websites and marketing/communication materials as a sponsor affiliation.
- All established non-profit arts & culture organizations in Mono County are encouraged to submit applications for funding. The grants will be dispersed as equitably as possible between communities and applicants; however, this will depend on relevant applications received and other factors and cannot be guaranteed.
- Grant allocation preference will be given to new or currently unfunded projects. However, the PVAGP will consider applications for relevant projects that may have already received county funding in 2021-22.
- Funding may not be used for salaries, wages or remuneration.
- Funding may not be used for rent, utility bills, or the purchase of real estate.
- Funding may not be used for travel or client/staff/volunteer/board member entertainment.
For more information, visit https://monocounty.ca.gov/tourismcommission/page/performing-and-visual-arts-grant-program