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Sacramento Arts and Culture Nonprofits Can Now Apply for Operating Support Grants Through Cultural Arts Awards Program

Sacremento, CALocal News

Sacramento's Cultural Arts Awards Program is now accepting applications for $950,000 in grants designated for arts and culture nonprofits within the city and county. Organizations must apply by December 15 to qualify for funding that supports general operating expenses and promotes diversity and community impact. The City’s grants program manager, Melissa Cirone, emphasized the importance of these grants in nurturing creativity and cultural richness. Applications will be evaluated by a diverse panel of experts, with the review process open to the public for transparency. In the previous cycle, the program awarded over $2.

7 million to 66 grantees, demonstrating its significant role in the local arts ecosystem. The Office of Arts and Culture is also offering grant writing workshops and mentorship to help applicants prepare their submissions. Grants are anticipated to be awarded in April 2025, further supporting the local arts community. More information on eligibility and application procedures is available on the City’s website.

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