Sunderland Cultural Council

The mission of the Sunderland Cultural Council is to encourage access for Sunderland residents of all ages and groups to cultural events and resources of all types. The Sunderland Cultural Council pursues this mission through the administration of state funded Cultural Council grants. It is the policy of the Sunderland Cultural Council to seek the greatest possible diversity and number of funded events in order to provide the widest access to cultural resources.

Contact

Julie Jacque and Peter Lacey
placey1@comcast.net
413-665-3198

Address
Town Hall
12 School Street
Sunderland, MA 01375-9503

FY22 Allocation

$5,600

FY22 Local Priorities

Sunderland Cultural Council Funding Priorities:

Projects that further the diversity in Sunderland’s programming in the arts, humanities,
and sciences;

Projects whose target audiences will esure our underserved populations and groups have access to cultural programming;

Projects that help build a sense of community in our town through collaborations with town organizations, departments and institutions.

Sunderland Cultural Council Local Guidelines:

Projects should take place in Sunderland or the South Deerfield locations of Frontier Regional School or the South County Council on Aging.

Projects should be well planned detailing specific date, time, and location.

Projects should demonstrate community support (i.e. letter of support to use a town space, letter of support from a group or organization, letter from appropriate staff person or school organization if an in-school program).

Project requests should be no more than $500.00.

The Sunderland Cultural Council will also be accepting paper applications in addition to through the online system. Paper applications may be provided by the council upon request. Applicants who choose to submit paper applications should submit 6 copies of the application and 1 copy of supporting materials, if applicable.

FY22 Local Guidelines

Projects should take place in Sunderland or the South Deerfield locations of Frontier Regional School or the South County Council on Aging.

Projects should be well planned detailing specific date, time, and location.

Projects should demonstrate community support (i.e. letter of support to use a town space , letter of support from a group or organization, letter from appropriate staff person or school organization if an in-school program).

Project requests should be no more than $500.00.

Applicants should submit 6 copies of the application and 1 copy of supporting materials, if available.

Grantees must submit proof that they have met the credit and publicity requirements with their reimbursement form.

How Grant Recipients Are Paid

Reimbursement Grants

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