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Rocky Mountain Power Foundation announces grants to support arts and cultural organizations Rocky Mountain Power Foundation announces grants to support arts and cultural organizations SALT LAKE CITY — Local organizations who provide music, theater, festivals and connections to local history are vital to their communities.
They create beauty, unite people across cultures, generate jobs and foster the creativity needed to tackle complex problems. To support this crucial work, the Rocky Mountain Power Foundation is donating $276,450 in new grant funding to community-serving organizations in Utah, Wyoming and Idaho.
The grants will help fund a variety of projects, including free arts events and education; community celebrations of cultural heritage; art education and festivals for kids; and programs for Indigenous students and rural youth.
“Local programs like these play a crucial role in nurturing and uplifting community organizations who not only provide essential support to their neighbors, but also inspire and connect us all, reminding us of the strength we share together,” said Dick Garlish, director of the Rocky Mountain Power Foundation and president of Rocky Mountain Power This recent round of grants focused on art and culture is one of the foundation’s four annual grant cycles .
A total of 66 grants were given to local organizations in Utah, Idaho and Wyoming.
A sample of grants includes: Park City Museum and Historical Society Salt Lake Childrens Theatre Heritage Community Theatre Northern Utah Youth Symphony Clearfield Community Arts Center Friends of the Moab Folk Festival Tooele County School District American West Heritage Foundation Asian Association of Utah Wyoming-based organizations Laramie Plains Civic Center Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office Pinedale Fine Arts Council Rock Springs Main Street / Urban Renewal Agency (URA) Roundhouse Restoration Incorporated Sweetwater County Child Developmental Center Elk Mountain Volunteer Fire Department Idaho-based organizations Sugar-Salem Jr. High Orchestra
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Utah showcasing significant arts or cultural activities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,500–$10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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