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Atlanta Creative Industries Grant Fund is sponsored by Fulton County Government. This fund offers grants to Atlanta-based creative entrepreneurs to support the growth and development of creative industries. Dance is a creative industry, and a project incorporating AI as part of its development or innovation could be a strong fit.
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Fulton County Departments Department of Arts & Culture FULTON COUNTY ARTS AND CULTURE 2024 CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES ARTS FUNDING DEADLINE The Fulton County Department of Arts & Culture today announced a deadline extension for the 2024 Contracts for Services (CFS) arts funding cycle. The application deadline is January 18 , 2024 .
Each year, Fulton County invests in non-profit organizations to ensure that Fulton County citizens enjoy a wide array of rich arts experiences.
Funding awards ranging from $1,000 to $50,000 are available for Fulton County based artists, non-profit arts, organizations, non-profit cultural institutions, colleges and universities, schools, municipalities, and community based non-profit organizations in the form of essential project support.
Eligible applicants are encouraged to apply for these service contracts, which are designed to support arts programming taking place January 1, 2 023 through December 31, 2024 .
The Contracts for Services (CFS) Program provides unrestricted general operating and project support to nonprofit and tax-exempt organizations, arts & culture organizations, cultural institutions, colleges, and universities, as well as units of government that produce or present ongoing arts programming open to the public.
Contractors present programs that reflect Fulton County's cultural diversity, and capture the imagination of adults, families, and youth, invigorate neighborhood growth, support economic development, and provides jobs. All application components are due Thursday, January 18, 2024 via WebGrants by 11:59 p. m.
Applications must be completed and submitted through the WebGrants system: http://fulton. dullestech. net .
Deadlines for completed applications and final reports will be strictly enforced. Interested applicants are encouraged to review the program guidelines at Fulton County Arts and Culture and contact CFS staff to verify eligibility. Staff members are available to assist organizations throughout the application process.
Applications or components of the application submitted after the deadline will not be accepted. For more information about Contracts for Services, visit the Fulton County Arts and Culture Department website at fultonarts. org .
You can also contact the Fulton County Arts and Culture Department Contracts for Services team by e-mail at arts. cfs@fultoncountyga. gov or by phone at 404-612-5780.
The Contracts for Services Program (CFS) provides arts funding as unrestricted general operating and project support to artists, community based nonprofit and tax-exempt organizations, not for profit arts & culture organizations and cultural institutions, colleges and universities, municipalities, as well as units of government. Eligible Fulton County applicants are encouraged to apply annually.
Through a Contracts for Arts Services Award recipients present public programs that reflect the cultural diversity of the County, captures the imagination of adults, families and youth, invigorate neighborhood growth, support economic development and provides jobs.
The path to determine the annual awards is comprised of a competitive review process in which the following evaluation criteria are assessed; artistic merit, service to the community and field, leadership, financial fitness, organizational and individual effectiveness, and accessibility.
Award recipients are selected after a thorough evaluation by staff, a peer review panel of professionals representing all artistic categories, the Fulton County Arts Council, and the Allocations Committee and finally approved by the Board of Commissioners.
This five-step review process provides additional accountability to support the Fulton County strategic goal that “AII People's Lives Are Culturally and Recreationally Enriched".
Funding provided to selected award recipients work in concert with financial support from corporate giving, foundation sponsorship, federal and state government grants, individual sponsorship, and crowd funding resources to ensure a vibrant arts community in Fulton County. Cable Franchise Management Arts Tech STEAM Summer Camp 2025 Fulton County Arts & Culture 141 Pryor Street, SW Suite 2030
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Creative entrepreneurs based in Atlanta, Georgia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $5,000 to $20,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Atlanta Creative Industries Grant Fund is funded by Fulton County Government. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Georgia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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