Community Accelerator Grant Program to Distribute $10M for Arts, Culture in Washington

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Last year, more than 600 arts and culture organizations in Washington state received a total of $10 million in funding.

This year, the Paul G.

Allen Family Foundation is going to do it all again.

The Seattle Times reports on the second round of funding, which will come in the form of unrestricted grants of up to $25,000 to groups that produce or support arts and culture in the state.

The grant money will be used for salaries and labor, programming, and rent and facility costs, per a press release.

The average grant size in the first round of funding was $14,909.

"The initial round of the Community Accelerator Grant taught us so much about the positive impact unrestricted funding has on arts and culture organizations," ArtsFund President and CEO Michael Greer says in the press release.

"We recognize the broader need to empower these organizations and all that they do for Washingtonians across our state."



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