Grants for artists and educators
Source: http://pgahc.org/
Do you have a creative or educational idea that you would like to implement in Prince George's County? If you could use a little financial help getting off of the ground, please consider connecting with the Prince George's Arts and Humanities Council (PGAHC). The organization recently posted grant information for this fiscal year. If you like to apply for a County Arts Program grant, or an Arts In Education Program grant, 2015 applications are now available. Visit the website to read guidelines and detailed descriptions of what is being offered.
County Arts Program grants will be distributed in five categories: Artist Fellowship
Programs, County Arts Projects, Cultural Anchor Projects, Emerging Arts Programs, Public
Art Building Communities and Cultural Bridge Projects.
Additionally, Arts In Education Program grants "support artists, arts educators and
organizations that provide high-quality arts and cultural activities to youth in public
educational settings from early childhood through high school."
The deadline to return complete grant applications is March 6, 2015 at 5:00 p.m. Visit http://pgahc.org/ to obtain more information and download an application and guide.
About PGAHC
Established in 1981, PGAHC is an independent non-profit
organization designated by the Prince George’s County government to coordinate financial
support and advocacy for the arts.
