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These Grant Programs are made
available through generous support from the Minnesota Legislature and The
McKnight Foundation.
- Small Grant Program
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Grants up to $500 are available to arts
organizations, schools, and community groups to sponsor any arts related
activity. This program is designed for first time applicants or those
wishing to take advantage of a late breaking opportunity. Deadline:
The first day of each month.
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- Production
Assistance/Sponsorship Grant (Project Grant)
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Matching grants up to
$2,500 are available to nonprofit organizations to either produce or sponsor
an arts activity. Grants are awarded based upon artistic quality, need for
the project and ability of the applicant to carry out the activity.
Deadlines: May 15, September 15, and January 15 of each year.
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- General
Operating/Capital Support Grant
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Unrestricted
operating and capital grants up to $2,500 are available to established
nonprofit arts organizations to help strengthen and stabilize their
operations, allowing them to provide the best possible service to the arts.
Grants are awarded based upon artistic quality, commitment to community
access, and current stability of the organization. Deadline: September 15
of each year. This program is funded by The McKnight Foundation.
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- Individual Artist
Grant
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Grants up to
$1,000 are available to individual artists and are designed to help
strengthen their career by taking advantage of arts related opportunities.
Artists (at least 18 years of age) working in the visual, literary, or
performing arts, who are requesting support for short term opportunities
(not routine work in progress) are eligible to apply. Deadlines: May
15, September 15, and January 15 of each year. This program is funded
by The McKnight Foundation.
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- Artist Mentor
Scholarships for Students **DEADLINE
EXTENDED TO JANUARY 15, 2008**
- Scholarships are awarded to
rural high school students in grades 9-12 who demonstrate high motivation to
work in the arts. The program serves to supplement the arts education in
our region's schools by providing the opportunity to study a chosen art
field with a regional practicing artist. Deadline: Ongoing.
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