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Find similar grantsCreative Communities Initiative is sponsored by Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (through PA Creative Industries). This initiative provides multi-year funding for place-based, community arts projects that encourage social cohesion, livability, and community and economic development. These projects, often called creative placemaking, are rooted in deep community and artist engagement.
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Creative Communities Initiative is funded by Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (through PA Creative Industries). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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