local Performing arts grants for
mcintyre hall expenses & fees
GRANT GUIDELINES:
local Performing arts grants for mcintyre hall expenses & fees
Grant Applications Will Be Accepted:
August 1 - September 30, 2024
August 1 - September 30, 2024
Through the tremendous generosity of a local donor with a passion for the arts,
a new endowment provides annual grant funding to local not-for-profit performing arts groups (including school-affiliated groups) to use for expenses & fees to perform at McIntyre Hall.
These grants awards will go directly to the organization to support their costs to perform at McIntyre Hall.
If you have questions, please contact Maddy, SCF Executive Director: maddy@skagitcf.org or 360-419-3181
a new endowment provides annual grant funding to local not-for-profit performing arts groups (including school-affiliated groups) to use for expenses & fees to perform at McIntyre Hall.
These grants awards will go directly to the organization to support their costs to perform at McIntyre Hall.
If you have questions, please contact Maddy, SCF Executive Director: maddy@skagitcf.org or 360-419-3181
Please expect to provide the following within the simple online application:
Eligibility
The following are not eligible:
- Basic Info Section: Organization Name, EIN/tax-exempt status, Mission Statement, Key Contacts List, Website, Current Board Roster
- Performance or Program Name: Ex: summer concert, dance recital, ensemble performance, etc.
- Amount Requested: the cost amount of expenses & fees to perform at McIntyre Hall
- Estimated number of people involved in the performance: include number of performers, staff, audience
(include whether the performance is open to the public) - Description of those involved in the performance: describe the impact, roles, and engagement of the performers, staff, volunteers, and audience. The goal of this question is to understand the performance's impact in and for the community.
- Intended time frame funds will be used: Ex. six months, two months, one year, etc.
- Additional documents or photos applicant would like to submit to support the request
- Annual organizational budget
- Total performance budget
- Does your organization have internal bookkeeping controls (yes/no)
Eligibility
The following are not eligible:
- Those who will not be performing or scheduling a performance at McIntyre Hall
- Organizations or groups without an IRS tax-exempt EIN
- National or statewide organizations that cannot demonstrate a local presence in Skagit County
- Re-granting organizations
- Partisan political activities
- Organizations that discriminate with regard to age, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, national origin, religious affiliation, or a presence of a disability
Skagit Community Foundation Online Grant System. (linked to our online grant portal)
We use an online application process provided by Foundant Technologies. You will be able to store your organizational information, save draft applications, and submit online.
This system will keep track of your application and your request history with the Skagit Community Foundation.
Some emails will be automatically generated from the system but be assured that we are just a phone call away and we are always glad to talk in person. Be sure to add, administrator@grantinterface.com on your safe senders list within your email provider. This will prevent any response emails from being flagged as spam.
Here are the steps:
1. To register or login in: https://www.grantinterface.com/Home/Logon?urlkey=skagit *same link as "Apply Now" button
2. Submit all grant applications by the specified deadline (11:45pm of that day)
3. Board of Directors will review applications
4. Skagit Community Foundation will approve selected grants
5. Notifications will be sent within two weeks of Board approval
7. Grant agreements and follow ups assigned to grantees
Please contact Maddy at maddy@skagitcf.org if you have any questions or would like assistance
We use an online application process provided by Foundant Technologies. You will be able to store your organizational information, save draft applications, and submit online.
This system will keep track of your application and your request history with the Skagit Community Foundation.
Some emails will be automatically generated from the system but be assured that we are just a phone call away and we are always glad to talk in person. Be sure to add, administrator@grantinterface.com on your safe senders list within your email provider. This will prevent any response emails from being flagged as spam.
Here are the steps:
1. To register or login in: https://www.grantinterface.com/Home/Logon?urlkey=skagit *same link as "Apply Now" button
2. Submit all grant applications by the specified deadline (11:45pm of that day)
3. Board of Directors will review applications
4. Skagit Community Foundation will approve selected grants
5. Notifications will be sent within two weeks of Board approval
7. Grant agreements and follow ups assigned to grantees
Please contact Maddy at maddy@skagitcf.org if you have any questions or would like assistance
Post Grant Reporting
An email reminder will be sent from the grant portal to submit both an interim and a final report. Log-on to your account through the link to the grant portal. We will need to know:
If you are a recipient of funding from us, please use the SCF logo in your print and social media materials that pertain to the grant.
To download a high resolution copy of the logo click here. If you have any questions regarding guidelines for use of our logo, contact us.
- How the funds were used
- If the anticipated outcome was achieved
- Any challenges encountered
- How community impact was measured
If you are a recipient of funding from us, please use the SCF logo in your print and social media materials that pertain to the grant.
To download a high resolution copy of the logo click here. If you have any questions regarding guidelines for use of our logo, contact us.
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