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Visit funder's website →Special Event Partnership Grant Program, FY27 is sponsored by Arts Council of Hillsborough County. This grant is for events organized by nonprofit organizations and is designed to strengthen and promote cultural assets through growing and supporting arts and cultural events that encourage place-making and community-building outcomes aligned with Hillsborough County's economic…
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Apply for a Cultural Assets Program Special Events Partnership Grant | Hillsborough County, FL Apply for a Cultural Assets Program Special Events Partnership Grant Apply for a Cultural Assets Program Special Events Partnership Grant This grant is designed to strengthen and promote cultural assets FY 2027 Special Events Partnership Grant (SEPG) - Application Closed Applications are currently closed for the Special Events Partnership Grant.
The Special Events Partnership Grant is for events organized by nonprofit organizations only. The grant is designed to strengthen and promote cultural assets through growing and supporting arts and cultural events that encourage place-making and community-building outcomes aligned with Hillsborough County’s economic and community prosperity goals.
These events should communicate the authentic County story, activate public spaces, enrich the lives of residents, and leverage private sector financial support while aligning to economic development objectives of achieving greater patron spending and maximizing visitation to our market.
A cultural asset, for the purposes of this program, is defined as a contributing element of the County’s uniqueness, personality, and character, which falls under one or more of the following categories: Natural and or recreational Lifestyle, culinary, and or creative industries Available grant funds are competitively awarded to selected applicants and are issued in the form of a sponsorship in three (3) separate payments.
Download a copy of a sample grant agreement (PDF) View a sample application (PDF) To be eligible for SEPG Program funding, the applicant must be a nonprofit organization classified by the Internal Revenue Service as a tax-exempt, charitable organization under one of the following sections of the United States Internal Revenue Code: 501(c)(3), 501(c)(4), or 501(c)(6).
To be an eligible project, the Event must: Be a one-day event, a multi-day event occurring on consecutive days, or a related series of events over an extended period; Be inclusive (no barriers on who may purchase tickets or attend); Take place in Hillsborough County; Be held in a publicly visible and accessible location; Not already receive County funding through certain County programs offered by the Arts Council of Hillsborough County or through other direct County funding arrangements; (Refer to the "Leveraging County Funding" section of this policy.)
; Be ticketed or non-ticketed; and Charitable fundraising events are not eligible for this grant. Eligibility requirements and grant program manual (PDF) The program is not for maintaining an event as it currently exists. This program is intended for new, emerging events and significantly expanding the impact of existing events.
Applications are judged on the project’s ability to strengthen and promote cultural assets, economic impact and community benefit, cultural/artistic merit of project, and financial and administrative oversight.
Download the Special Events Partnership Grant Guidelines (PDF) The guidelines answers basic questions for the completion of the grant application and explains administrative requirements related to an award Complete the online application during the Cycle open date SEPG Program Manual (PDF) Cultural Assets Commission Application Scoring Rubric (PDF) Department : Arts Council Email : collierm@hcfl.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations classified by the Internal Revenue Service as a tax-exempt, charitable organization under one of the following sections of the United States Internal Revenue Code: 501(c)(3), 501(c)(4), or 501(c)…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Special Event Partnership Grant Program, FY27 is funded by Arts Council of Hillsborough County. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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