2023 Paddle Grant Application
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The Cayuga Arts Collective offers an annual grant of $500 for the purpose of professional growth. If interested, please complete this application by Friday, Nov 17, 2023 at 5pm. The winner will be announced in December and a check for $500 will be mailed thereafter. Winning project must be completed in 2024.
Name *
Email *
Phone *
Description of Project - Clearly describe your proposed project and how you plan to use the grant funds in 1-3 sentences: *
Bio - In addition to being a CayAC member, give us your qualifications for receiving this grant in 1-2 sentences: *
Budget - What is the total cost of the proposed project? *
If the total cost of the proposed project is more than $500, how will you pay for the rest? *
Using the itemized list below, tell us what the awarded $500 will be spent on:
       Item 1 and its cost *
       Item 2 and its cost
       Item 3 and its cost
       Item 4 and its cost
       Item 5 and its cost
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Please Note: To be eligible, you must be a current CayAC member who has been a member at least since our last annual show at TCFA (in other words, if you apply this year, then you must have already been a member during ‘Synesthesia - The Color of Sound’ — though you need not have participated in the show itself.) Grant monies can be used toward any number of project ideas — for example, new equipment; travel expenses; workshop fees; printing/publication costs — as long the proposal advances your growth as a visual artist in a meaningful way and can be completed in 2024. Once completed, the winner will be required to send copies of receipts as well as 1-5 photographs of their project, which can be used for promotional and display purposes by Trumansburg Conservatory of Fine Arts.
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