Through creating a fund—or contributing to an existing one—you can help unleash the potential of our community. Let us help you make the greatest impact with your charitable giving.
The Carrollton Arts Commission is an advisory committee for
the Carrollton Center for the Arts. The twelve-person Arts Commission is
represented by artists, patrons, and educational, business, and community
leaders. Each Commissioner is appointed
by the Carrollton Mayor and City Council. Terms on the Arts Commission are for
three years with an option to do a second three-year term after the first term
is completed. The purpose of the
Carrollton Arts Commission Creative Fund (CACCF) is to help foster the
development of artists and art initiatives that cannot be funded by general
operating support through the City of Carrollton. The fund is designed to allow the community
to support the arts by charitable giving through the Community Foundation of
West Georgia. All donations made to the
Community Foundation in support of the CACCF would be considered tax deductible
under the guidelines of the Internal Revenue Service.
What investments in the arts does the Carrollton Arts
Commission Creative Fund Cover?
The CACCF funds are subdivided into two categories:
a. Scholarship
Funding – To receive funding, participants must reside in Carroll County. Families can receive full or partial
scholarship funding for each person who wants to participate in an educational
program offered at the Carrollton Center for the Arts. Scholarships are
limited to one activity per individual per semester. Families must qualify for this type of funding
through the Carrollton Center for the Arts.
b. Special Project
Initiatives – Partial or full funding for these initiatives can be awarded to
affiliate groups associated with the Carrollton Center for the Arts or for
staff initiatives with regular programming.
Examples of these types of art initiatives include, but are not limited
to, public art initiatives, purchase of special equipment or professional
services, artist in residences, and
guest artists.
How are Funds awarded?
The Arts Commission will vote on funding initiatives at
regularly-scheduled, monthly meetings. Scholarship
funding requests will be made by staff, and other funding initiatives can be
made by affiliate groups or by staff.
All funding requests must be presented in writing as to account for all
funded initiatives. Those funding initiatives awarded must receive 50% or more
votes from the Arts Commission.
What are things that we Do Not Fund through this program?
a. The CACCF does not
fund initiatives outside of Carroll County. All initiatives must happen within Carroll
County.
b. The CACCF does not fund travel or professional
development of staff or members of any affiliate group.
c. The CACCF does not fund awards for expenses towards fundraising
events
Friends of the Carrollton Center for the Arts
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Friends of the Carrollton Center for the Arts
Carrollton Arts Commission Creative Fund
The Carrollton Arts Commission is an advisory committee for the Carrollton Center for the Arts. The twelve-person Arts Commission is represented by artists, patrons, and educational, business, and community leaders. Each Commissioner is appointed by the Carrollton Mayor and City Council. Terms on the Arts Commission are for three years with an option to do a second three-year term after the first term is completed. The purpose of the Carrollton Arts Commission Creative Fund (CACCF) is to help foster the development of artists and art initiatives that cannot be funded by general operating support through the City of Carrollton. The fund is designed to allow the community to support the arts by charitable giving through the Community Foundation of West Georgia. All donations made to the Community Foundation in support of the CACCF would be considered tax deductible under the guidelines of the Internal Revenue Service.
What investments in the arts does the Carrollton Arts Commission Creative Fund Cover?
The CACCF funds are subdivided into two categories:
a. Scholarship Funding – To receive funding, participants must reside in Carroll County. Families can receive full or partial scholarship funding for each person who wants to participate in an educational program offered at the Carrollton Center for the Arts. Scholarships are limited to one activity per individual per semester. Families must qualify for this type of funding through the Carrollton Center for the Arts.
b. Special Project Initiatives – Partial or full funding for these initiatives can be awarded to affiliate groups associated with the Carrollton Center for the Arts or for staff initiatives with regular programming. Examples of these types of art initiatives include, but are not limited to, public art initiatives, purchase of special equipment or professional services, artist in residences, and guest artists.
How are Funds awarded?
The Arts Commission will vote on funding initiatives at regularly-scheduled, monthly meetings. Scholarship funding requests will be made by staff, and other funding initiatives can be made by affiliate groups or by staff. All funding requests must be presented in writing as to account for all funded initiatives. Those funding initiatives awarded must receive 50% or more votes from the Arts Commission.
What are things that we Do Not Fund through this program?
a. The CACCF does not fund initiatives outside of Carroll County. All initiatives must happen within Carroll County.
b. The CACCF does not fund travel or professional development of staff or members of any affiliate group.
c. The CACCF does not fund awards for expenses towards fundraising events
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