The Saratoga Arts is currently accepting Letters of Intent for its Arts Education Grants.
Donor Name: Saratoga Arts
State: New York
Counties: Fulton County (NY), Montgomery County (NY), Saratoga County (NY)
Type of Grant: Grant
Deadline: 11/15/2022
Size of the Grant: $5,000
Grant Duration: 1 year
Details:
Arts Education projects focus on educating a closed group of learners, either in school or in a community based setting.
Funding Priorities
Funding Arts Related expenses such as:
- Artist Stipends/Fees Associated with Residency
- Arts-related Materials needed to implement the residency
- Promotional Expenses
- Other arts-related expenses
- Funding participating and lead artists that are residents of Fulton, Montgomery, or Saratoga County.
- Project activities and outcomes that are collaboratively designed, planned, taught and evaluated by the teacher and artist or non-profit cultural organization
- Project timelines that allow for reflection, further investigation and fine tuning between work sessions
- Comprehensive planning and implementation team
- Clarity and feasibility of reflection and student assessment plans
- Cost-effective proposed budget
- Applications in which the expertise of the proposed artist or cultural professionals is clearly exhibited
- Planning team seeks collaborative professional development
Funding Information
- Arts Education Grants may be offered in the amount of $500 and up to $5,000.
- Funded Projects must occur between January 1, 2023 – December 31, 2023
Eligibility Criteria
- A 501(c)(3) or New York State non-profit organization with an active board of trustees either incorporated in NY State or registered to do business in NY State.
- A government or quasi-governmental entity, or tribal organization
- Individual artists, groups or collectives, and unincorporated entities who are working with an eligible partner school (for in-school programs) or eligible fiscal sponsor or community based partner if accepted by your SCR site (for out-of-school programs).
- Project must include and accommodate individuals with disabilities
For more information, visit Arts Education Projects.