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Support Creatives Grants for Beauty Professionals Program is a grant from Support Creatives, a nonprofit organization, that funds financial assistance for hairdressers and makeup artists facing emergency hardships or catastrophic events. The program supports beauty industry creatives so that practical financial needs do not hinder their artistic pursuits during times of difficult circumstances.
Applicants must be hairdressers or makeup artists (employed or freelance), currently not earning an income, and have experienced an identifiable, unusual, damaging catastrophic event. Eligible applicants are U.S.-based individuals in the beauty industry. Specific grant amounts are not publicly specified on the program page.
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Grants for Beauty Professionals – Support Creatives Foundation Grants for Beauty Professionals Support Creatives is thrilled to offer our Grants for Beauty Professionals Program. Financial Assistance for Beauty Industry Creatives to support their artistic endeavors, so that practical financial needs don’t get in the way of their artistic pursuits in times of difficult circumstances.
Philanthropic Eligibility Requirements Please read the eligibility requirements thoroughly. Only applications with supporting documents will be accepted. In order to qualify for grant assistance from Support Creatives’ Grants for Beauty Professionals Program, the recipient must satisfy each of the following requirements: Be a Hairdresser or Makeup Artist.
The Emergency Beauty Support Program defines a “Hairdresser or Makeup Artist” as an individual employed or self-employed in providing beauty services in the Hair and Makeup industry, working in a salon, or at a freelance capacity.
An individual is considered “employed” as a Hairdresser or Makeup artist if, for not less than one year prior to the application, the individual performed services as a Hairdresser or Makeup Artist on a regular full- or part-time basis.
Must currently not be earning an income Experience a catastrophic event or emergency hardship that is: Identifiable and described in detail in the application; Unusual and not normally occurring in the ordinary course of day-to-day living; Damaging to the person or property (e.g., loss of life, health, or property); or Unexpected, unanticipated, unforeseen, unintended, or unplanned.
Lack the necessities of life, including financial, physical, mental, or emotional well-being as a result of the catastrophic event or emergency hardship. Provide supporting documentation of the catastrophic event, emergency hardship, and, or, financial hardship. Submit a copy of your driver’s license, state ID or passport.
Grant recipients will be selected solely on the basis of the eligibility requirements above. Each grant applicant will be pre-screened for compliance with the eligibility and application requirements on an objective and nondiscriminatory basis by Support Creatives Nonprofit staff or other persons designated by the Support Creatives President.
All pre-screened and approved applications will be submitted to the Support Creatives Grants Committee for review. Grants will be awarded by the Support Creatives Grants Committee on an objective and nondiscriminatory basis upon reviewing the application and ascertaining any additional facts and circumstances as necessary.
Grant applications will not be denied solely due to the fact that the Hairdresser or Makeup Artists terminated employment after the application was made, regardless of the reason for such termination. Moreover, at the time the grant is awarded, the recipient will in good faith pursue or continue their career path as a Hairdresser and Makeup Artist.
Grants will be made in the form of lump sum distributions to the recipient as determined by the Support Creatives Board based on the selection criteria and available funds. Each grant applicant will be required to provide Support Creatives with documentation that the grant will be used in a manner consistent with the terms of the grant.
Although the extent and form of documentation required in connection with a particular distribution will depend on the nature and urgency of the underlying catastrophic event or emergency hardship, preferred documentation will include evidence produced by third parties and used for other purposes, such as police reports, fire department reports, medical prescriptions, receipts, eviction notices, condemnation notices, overdue invoices, other third party affirmations and other similar tangible documentation.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals: hairdressers or makeup artists (employed or freelance) in beauty industry, U. S. ‑based. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Support Creatives Grants for Beauty Professionals Program is funded by Support Creatives (nonprofit). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
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