394 unrestricted grants have been awarded through our Cultural Investment Portfolio and Operating Grants for Organizations programs
A change in how the Agency will distribute grants to cultural organizations this year
New SMU DataArts study examines financial and operating trends of a cohort of cultural organizations from 2019-2022
New operating support grant program to launch next month
Including a launch of a re-application process for current grantees and an introduction of Equity Impact Points
A total of $431,000 was awarded in FY22
Congratulations to our Cultural Investment Portfolio grant recipients.
$2,500 awards to support a specific public project or capacity building project.
Register for virtual workshops on Leadership, Financial Management, and Advocacy.
Register for virtual workshops on Legal Issues for Arts Administrators, Leadership, and Financial Management.
$342,500 is going to Projects programming in FY21.
Register for virtual workshops on Human Resources, Trauma and Arts-Centered Healing, and Leadership and Financial Management
Register for virtual workshops on Human Resources, Legal Issues for Arts Administrators, Leadership Management, Financial Management
Register for virtual workshops on Board and Governance, Human Resources, and Legal Issues for Arts Administrators
42 webinars and countless hours of one-on-one consulting are on offer to help the cultural sector recover from COVID-19.
Apply by March 2, 2021 for 1-year grants of either $1,000 or $2,500 to support a specific project.
Mass Cultural Council seeks content experts to assist nonprofit organizations responding to the unique challenges of operating and programming during the COVID-19 crisis.
Through Safe Harbors, the Agency was able to help organizations understand and access federal assistance through the CARES Act, and provide broad and high-touch capacity building services.
Achieving safe harbor during the current COVID-19 pandemic includes making decisions based on budgets and scenarios to determine a strategy for the organization’s future.
Achieving safe harbor during the current COVID-19 pandemic includes creating several ‘what if’ scenarios and budgets.
