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Find similar grantsFolk Dance Promotion Fund is sponsored by Folk Dance Federation of California. This fund promotes international folk dance in the northern California region through a competitive grants program. Grants are awarded for projects that promote folk dance in the broadest sense.
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Promotion Fund – Folk Dance Federation of California The Folk Dance Federation of California has established the Folk Dance Promotion Fund to promote international folk dance . (See Let’s Dance! Dec.
2005). The purpose of the Folk Dance Promotion Fund is to promote international folk dance in the northern California region through a competitive grants program. Grants up to $2000 can be awarded with a limit of $6000 to be spent in any one year.
In extraordinary circumstances, the Folk Dance Promotion Fund Committee (FDPFC) may recommend approval of grants exceeding these limits. Projects should promote folk dance in the broadest sense. Grants will be made up to $2000 with a maximum annual expenditure by the fund of $6000.
Applicants must be Individual Members of the Federation, or belong to a member club or Federation committee. Application procedures are available from any member of the Committee (see list below). Awardees will be required to submit a final report that summarizes the results, potential benefits anticipated, and a budget summary explaining the use of grant funds.
The Committee welcomes written applications at any time. Applications must be from individual members of the Federation or from member clubs or Federation committees. CLICK HERE for a Promotion Fund Application in Microsoft Word CLICK HERE for a Promotion Fund Application in Adobe PDF Submit applications to the Chair of the Folk Dance Promotion Fund Committee or to the Federation President .
(Chair) Marija Hillis ( marijahillis@gmail. com ) Donate to the Folk Dance Federation Promotion Fund Donations to the Fund are also welcome so the Fund may grow and generate significant interest. *** Tax ID 94-1225264 *** The Folk Dance Federation of California is a Section 501(c)(3) non-profit, charitable organization.
We are completely self funded by fundraising, members’ dues, and donations. As such your donations are fully tax-deductible on your federal tax return. We have the same non-profit status in California, so your donation is also tax-deductible on your state tax return.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individual Members of the Folk Dance Federation of California, or members of a member club or Federation committee. The Folk Dance Federation of California is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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