OCAC logoSpring Arts Grants

Spring Arts Grant Categories:
  1. Arts Program Grant
    funds up to $1,500.00 available to non-profit organizations coordinating arts projects benefiting the citizens of Orange County.
     
  2. General Arts Support Grant
    funds up to $5,000.00 available to Orange County non-profit arts organizations that consistently provide high-quality arts programs. Organizations must have received an Orange County Arts Commission grant in each of the three previous years to apply.
     
  3. Arts in Education Grant
    funds up to $1,000.00 available to public or private schools, or parent and teacher organizations in Orange County coordinating arts programs.
     
  4. Arts in Education Coalition Grant
    funds up to $5,000.00 available to three or more Orange County schools or parent and teacher organizations coordinating arts programs.
     
  5. Artist Project Grant
    funds up to $1,000.00 available to professional artists coordinating arts projects benefiting the citizens of Orange County.

Spring Grants Project Period: The spring cycle of grants will fund arts activities taking place from July 1, 2010-June 30, 2011. A fall cycle will also be available for all categories except the General Arts Support, which is available annually.

Supportable Projects: Applicants may request funds to support a variety of arts programs in the visual, performing, literary arts. 

NEW: DUNS number now required for all applicants (see PDF or DOC below)

Deadline: The Orange County Arts Commission will accept applications for all categories by 5 pm on Tuesday, June 1, 2010.  

Information Session: The Arts Commission will hold a free grant-writing workshop on Monday, April 19th from 7-8:30 pm in the large meeting room downstairs at the Chapel Hill Public Library (100 Library Drive) in Chapel Hill. To register for this workshop, or for more information about grants or the Orange County Arts Commission, email us at arts@co.orange.nc.us or call 919/245-2335.

Applications: Applications are now available for downloading below (in both PDF and MS Word document formats). Hard-copies will be available at the Arts Commission office, at all Orange County Public Libraries, and at the Chapel Hill Public Library by late-March, 2010.

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PDF Format:

General Support Grant Application
Arts Program Grant Application
Arts in Education Grant Application
Arts in Education Coalition Grant Application
Artist Project Grant Application
Glossary of Budget Terms
DUNS Number



Word Document Format:

General Support Grant Application
Arts Program Grant Application
Arts in Education Grant Application
Arts in Education Coalition Grant Application
Artist Project Grant Application
Glossary of Budget Terms
DUNS Number


 

OCAC logoFall Arts Grants

Fall Arts Grant Categories:

  1. Arts Program Grant
    funds up to $1,500.00 available to non-profit organizations coordinating arts projects benefiting the citizens of Orange County.
     
  2. Arts in Education Grant
    funds up to $1,000.00 available to public or private schools, or parent and teacher organizations in Orange County coordinating arts programs.
     
  3. Arts in Education Coalition Grant
    funds up to $5,000.00 available to three or more Orange County schools or parent and teacher organizations coordinating arts programs.
     
  4. Artist Project Grant
    funds up to $1,000.00 available to professional artists coordinating arts projects benefiting the citizens of Orange County.

Fall Grants Project Period: The fall cycle of grants funds arts activities taking place from January 1, 2010 - December 31, 2010.  A spring cycle will also be available for all categories including General Arts Support.

Supportable Projects: Applicants may request funds to support a variety of arts programs in the visual, performing, literary arts. 

NEW: DUNS number now required for all applicants (see PDF or DOC below)

Deadline: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 by 5 pm  

Information Session: The Arts Commission will hold a free grant-writing workshop from 7-8:30 pm on Wednesday, October 14, 2009 in the small conference room downstairs at the Chapel Hill Public Library (100 Library Drive). To register or for more information about grants or the Arts Commission, email us at arts@co.orange.nc.us or call 919/245-2335.

Applications: Applications will be available for downloading online (in both PDF and MS Word document formats) in the fall of 2010. Hard-copies will also be available at the Arts Commission office, at all Orange County Public Libraries, and at the Chapel Hill Public Library.



 

our logoFinal Reports

  • The Final Report deadline for ORGANIZATIONS receiving Spring, 2009 OCAC grants is 5 pm on Tuesday, July 6, 2010. The final report form for these ORGANIZATIONS (receiving state money) is available for downloading below (in MS Word document format):

    2009 OCAC Spring Grant Recipients Final Report Form (NCAC Grassroots)

    FYI - Please send in all final reports to the Orange County Arts Commission office.

  • The Final Report deadline for INDIVIDUAL ARTISTS receiving Spring, 2009 OCAC grants is 5 pm on Tuesday, July 6, 2010. A Final Report form was included with your Letter of Agreement. Email us at mailto:arts@co.orange.nc.us or call 919/245-2335 if you need a copy of this final report.

  • The Final Report deadline for ORGANIZATIONS and INDIVIDUALS receiving Fall, 2009 OCAC grants (funded from county money) is 5 pm on Monday, January 10, 2011. A Final Report form was included with your Letter of Agreement. Email us at mailto:arts@co.orange.nc.us or call 919/245-2335 if you need a copy of this final report.

     

    Durham Arts Council logo

    Emerging Artists Grants

    source: Durham Arts Council's Emerging Artists Grant Program is funded by grants from the North Carolina Arts Council, an agency funded by the State of North Carolina and the National Endowment for the Arts, The Mary Duke Biddle Foundation, Chatham Arts, the Orange County Arts Commission, the Granville Arts Council, the Person County Arts Council, gifts to the Durham Arts Council Annual Arts Fund, the Ella Fountain Pratt Fund, the Wainwright Fund for New Works and private and corporate donations.

    purpose: to support developing professional artists by funding a project pivotal to the advancement of their careers as artists. An emerging artist is either an artist in his/her formative years who is attempting to launch a professional career, or an artist taking an established career in a new direction.

    preference:   Criteria are:

    • Overall excellence of the applicant's art work and demonstration of exceptional talent 
    • The applicant's serious professional commitment to his or her art form 
    • Contribution of the proposed project to the artist's professional development 
    • Feasibility of the proposed project 
    eligibility:   Artists practicing any art form are eligible to apply for a grant. Applicants must be current residents of Chatham, Durham, Granville, Orange or Person Counties, North Carolina, and must have resided in one of these counties for at least one year prior to the application deadline. 

    Granted activities should take place between January 1 and September 30, 2011, though extensions will be considered.

    deadline:    by 9 pm on Wednesday, September 15, 2010 at the Durham Arts Council  

    information session:    A free information session for potential Emerging Artist Grant applicants in Orange County will be held on Tuesday, August 10, 2010 from 6-7:30 pm in the large conference room downstairs at the Chapel Hill Public Library (100 Library Drive). Interested Orange County artists may call the Orange County Arts Commission at 919/968-2011 or email us at arts@co.orange.nc.us for more information about this meeting.

    For more information on the Emerging Artists Grant Program, including current application for downloading, contact the Durham Arts Council. 2010-2011 applications will be available at the Orange County Arts Commission office (501 W. Franklin Street, Chapel Hill), at all Orange County libraries and the Chapel Hill Public Library in late-July, 2010. You may also call or email the Orange County Arts Commission to request an application. To download the 2010-2011 application form in Word and/or PDF formats, click below:

    2010-2011 Emerging Artists Grant Application Form

    2010-2011 Emerging Artists Grant Application Form



     

    Download Our Logo

    Grant recipients are required to use the Orange County Arts Commission logo in publicizing their grant-supported activity. This helps spread the word about the worthwhile efforts of the Commission, and helps us continue our support of arts efforts in Orange County.

    For your convenience, we provide a high-resolution, downloadable copy of our logo graphic here.

    To download logo: Please click with your RIGHT mouse button, then choose SAVE TARGET AS or SAVE IMAGE AS and click with your LEFT mouse button.

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    Congressional High School Art Competition

    Each spring, Members of the U.S. House of Representatives, committed to the importance of our cultural heritage, join together to recognize the creative spirit of American high school students in a nationwide art competition. The Congressional High School Art Competition is implemented by the Members in the Congressional Districts and features paintings, drawings, and prints. Each Member brings a winning entry back to Washington, D.C. to be displayed in the corridor of the U.S. Capital. Launched in 1982, this nationwide event has produced thousands of local competitions, yielding more than 500,000 high school winners.

    This competition is coordinated locally through Fourth District U.S. Representative David Price's office. High school visual art students in the counties of Orange, Durham and Wake are eligible to apply.

    The Orange County Arts Commission, the Durham Arts Council and United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County work together to make this fourth district competition a success.

    If you are a current high school visual art student in Orange County and would like to participate in the 2010 Congressional High School Art Competition, contact your high school art teacher or the Orange County Arts Commission for an application form and guidelines. The deadline to apply for Orange County students will be 5 pm on Friday, April 9, 2010.

    *If you are interested in participating in the 2010 Congressional High School Art Competition and you live in Orange County, contact your high school art teacher or click here for the 2010 application form and guidelines.

     

    2011 Piedmont Laureate Call for Applications - Piedmont Laureate PDF

    Mission

    The Piedmont Laureate program, cosponsored by the Alamance County Arts Council, City of Raleigh Arts Commission, Durham Arts Council, Orange County Arts Commission, and United Arts Council of Raleigh & Wake County has as its primary goal: “to promote awareness and heighten appreciation for excellence in the literary arts throughout the Piedmont region.” The program is dedicated to building a literary bridge for residents to come together and celebrate the art of writing, enriching the lives of all our citizens. For more information about the program, please visit www.piedmontlaureate.com

    Program Goals

    The Piedmont Laureate will be appointed for one year and offer the following activities in Alamance, Durham, Orange, and Wake counties:

  • Present readings at designated public sites (libraries, arts centers, schools, universities, and other community gathering places);
  • Encourage creative writing for all age groups (by offering workshops or other types of outreach);

  • Promote literature at select public events;

  • Bring attention to literature in less traditional settings; and

  • Propose original activities to expand appreciation of the literary arts.

    • Selection Process

    The Piedmont Laureate will be selected by a committee appointed by the sponsoring agencies. Each year the program will be open to writers creating work in a particular selected literary genre (poetry, novels, plays, etc.). For FY11, applications will be accepted only from creative non-fiction writers of works including biographies, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writings and new journalism.

    The 2011 application process will be open to all creative non-fiction writers residing in Alamance, Durham, Orange, or Wake counties who meet the guideline criteria. The program guidelines and application form are available on participating sponsors’ websites and will be disseminated throughout the region. Upon review of all applications, the finalist(s) will be invited to meet with the committee. Announcement of the candidate selected will be made in November 2010, and the Piedmont Laureate appointment will run from January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2011.

    Laureate Profile

    The Piedmont Laureate must be 18 years of age or older and have been a resident of Alamance, Durham, Orange, or Wake counties for at least one year. Candidates should plan on maintaining residency in one of these counties for the duration of their appointment as Laureate.

    Candidates will demonstrate:

  • Exemplary writing skill;

  • Significant body of published (or produced) work;

  • Comfort with public presentation and interaction; and

  • Availability and willingness to travel in Alamance, Durham, Orange, and Wake counties for scheduled readings, workshops, and other public events.

    • Recognition

    The Piedmont Laureate will receive an honorarium of $6,500 (distributed in two payments). Additionally, the Laureate will be recognized at various area events and receive media coverage related to the Laureate program.

    Expectations

    Specific outreach activities for the 2011 Piedmont Laureate, planned in conjunction with the sponsoring agencies, will reflect the program’s stated goals, including:

  • Public readings, participation at select public functions and other creative writing activities (not to exceed 25);

  • Media appearances (not to exceed 8); and

  • Proposal of at least one (1) original activity to expand appreciation of literature.

    • Additionally, the Piedmont Laureate will be encouraged to offer suggestions for future projects that will inspire public engagement and support of the literary arts.

    Application

  • Twelve (12) copies of the following materials must be received by the deadline date of 4 pm on September 20, 2010:

  • Completed application form;

  • Letter of interest (1-2 pages) detailing how you would contribute as Piedmont Laureate based on the position description and the goals of the program;

  • Ten (10) page Work sample from 1 or more completed published work(s). Work must be submitted in 12-point type on 8 l/2 x 11 paper, single-sided. (Please do not send actual publications.) The author’s name and title of the work(s) must appear on each page. Work submitted must have been completed in the last eight years;

  • Resume not to exceed three (3) pages, with an emphasis on literary achievements;

  • Two (2) letters of support; and

  • Authors may submit (optional) up to two (2) printed critical reviews of work.

    • No materials will be returned and the selection committee reserves the right to ask for additional information as needed.

     

    OCAC logoPast Grant Recipients

    Spring, 2010 grant recipients:

    • ArtsCenter
    • Cameron Park Elementary School
    • Chapel Hill Carrboro Children's Museum (dba Kitzu Children's Museum)
    • Central Elementary School
    • Deep Dish Theater Company
    • Estes Hills Elementary School PTA
    • Family Violence Prevention Center of Orange County
    • Footnotes Tap Ensemble
    • Gravelly Hill Middle School
    • Grady A. Brown Elementary School
    • Hillsborough Arts Council
    • Hillsborough Elementary School
    • McDougle Elementary School PTA
    • Music Maker Relief Foundation
    • North Carolina Arts in Action
    • Orange Charter School
    • PlayMakers Repertory Company
    • A.L. Stanback Middle School
    • Shelly Hehenberger

    Fall, 2009 grant recipients:

    • A.L. Stanback Middle School
    • ArtsCenter
    • Arts Advocates, Inc. dba Franklin Street Arts Collective
    • Carrboro High School
    • Central Elementary School PTO
    • Choreo Collective
    • Door to Door of UNC Health Care
    • Eno Publishers
    • Efland-Cheeks Elementary School PTA
    • Estes Hills Elementary School PTA
    • Gravelly Hill Middle School
    • Hillsborough Arts Council
    • Tinka Jordy
    • McDougle Elementary School PTA
    • Morris Grove Elementary School
    • North Carolina Symphony
    • Phillips Middle School PTSA
    • Emily Weinstein
    • Women's Voices Chorus

    Spring, 2009 grant recipients:

    • ArtsCenter
    • Carrboro, Town of/Carrboro Film Festival
    • Carrboro, Town of/Carrboro Music Festival
    • Carrboro, Town of/West End Poetry Festival
    • Deep Dish Theater Company
    • Efland-Cheeks/Central/Grady A. Brown Elementary Schools Coalition
    • Ephesus Road Elementary School PTA
    • Estes Hills Elementary School PTA
    • Frank Porter Graham Elementary School PTA
    • Grady A. Brown Elementary School
    • Hillsborough Arts Council
    • McDougle Elementary School PTA
    • Morris Grove Elementary School PTA
    • Music Maker Relief Foundation
    • North Carolina Arts in Action
    • Orange Charter School
    • PlayMakers Repertory Company
    • C.W. Stanford Middle School

    Fall, 2008 grant recipients:

    • ArtsCenter
    • Cornucopia House Cancer Support Center
    • Central Elementary School PTO
    • Deep Dish Theater Company
    • Susan Filley
    • Estes Hills Elementary School
    • Friends of the Carrboro Branch Library
    • Grady A. Brown Elementary School Cultural Arts Enrichment Committee
    • Hillsborough Elementary School PTA
    • Historical Foundation of Hillsborough and Orange County
    • NC Literary Festival (hosted by University Library at UNC)
    • Orange Charter School
    • Public Arts Office, Town of Chapel Hill
    • Wendy Spitzer
    • Richard Tazewell
    • Emily Weinstein
    • Women's Voices Chorus

    Spring, 2008 grant recipients:

    • ArtsCenter
    • Tracey Broome
    • Burwell School Historic Site/Historic Hillsborough Commission
    • Cameron Park Elementary School
    • Carolina Culture Zone
    • Carrboro, Town of/Carrboro Film Festival
    • Carrboro, Town of/Carrboro Music Festival
    • Central/Efland-Cheeks/Grady Brown Elementary Schools Coalition
    • Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation
    • Efland-Cheeks Elementary School PTA
    • Estes Hills Elementary School PTA
    • Gravelly Middle School
    • Hillsborough Arts Council
    • McDougle Elementary School PTA
    • McDougle Middle School PTA
    • North Carolina Arts in Action
    • North Carolina Symphony
    • Orange County Artists Guild
    • Partnership Academy Alternative School
    • PlayMakers Repertory Company
    • Residential Services, Inc.

    Fall, 2007 grant recipients:

    • ArtsCenter
    • Carrboro Elementary School PTA - Cultural Arts Program
    • Chapel Hill Downtown Partnership
    • Chapel Hill High School Philharmonic Foundation
    • Door to Door Program of UNC Health Care
    • Ephesus Road Elementary
    • Frank Porter Graham Elementary School PTA
    • Rachel Galper
    • Grady A. Brown Elementary School Cultural Enrichment Committee
    • Hillsborough Arts Council
    • Hillsborough Elementary School PTA
    • Cornelia Kip Lee
    • McDougle Elementary School PTA
    • Dale A. Morgan
    • Ari Picker
    • Seawell Elementary School PTA

    Spring, 2007 grant recipients:

    • A.L. Stanback Middle School
    • ArtsCenter
    • Arts Advocates, Inc.
    • Carolina Culture Zone
    • Carolina Outreach Foundation
    • Carrboro, Town of/Carrboro Film Festival
    • Carrboro, Town of/Carrboro Music Festival
    • Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation
    • Deep Dish Theater
    • El Centro Latino
    • Estes Hills Elementary School PTA
    • Grady A. Brown Elementary School Cultural Enrichment Committee
    • Hidden Voices
    • Hillsborough Arts Council
    • Sonia Katchian
    • Cornelia Kip Lee
    • McDougle Middle School PTA Cultural Enrichment Committee
    • Music Maker Relief Foundation
    • NC Arts in Action
    • Orange County Artists Guild
    • Peoples Channel
    • PlayMakers Repertory Company
    • Scroggs Elementary School
    • Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture & History
    • Transactors Improv Company

    Fall, 2006 grant recipients:

    • A.L. Stanback Middle School
    • ArtsCenter
    • Communities in Schools of ORange County
    • Culbreth Middle School
    • Door to Door Program of UNC Health Care
    • Efland-Cheeks PTA Arts Committee
    • Estes Hills Elementary School
    • Friends of the Carrboro Branch Library
    • Gravelly Middle School
    • Hidden Voices
    • Michelle C. Johnson
    • North Carolina Arts in Action
    • Orange County Artists Guild
    • Pa'Lante
    • Seawell Elementary School PTA
    • Southern Review, Inc.

    Spring, 2006 grant recipients:

    • A.L. Stanback Middle School
    • ArtsCenter
    • Arts Advocates, Inc.
    • Cameron Park Elementary School
    • Carrboro Elementary School PTA - Cultural Arts Program
    • Carrboro, Town of/Carrboro Arts Committee
    • Carrboro, Town of/Carrboro Music Festival
    • Chapel Hill Community Chorus
    • Chapel Hill Public Arts Commission
    • Deep Dish Theater
    • Friends of the Carrboro Branch Library
    • Grady A. Brown Elementary School Cultural Arts Enrichment Committee
    • Hidden Voices
    • Barbara Higgins
    • Hillsborough Elementary School
    • Glenwood Elementary School
    • Cornelia Kip Lee
    • NC Arts in Action
    • NC Writers' Network
    • Orange County Artists Guild
    • Orange County Historical Museum
    • PlayMakers Repertory Company
    • Adam Sobsey
    • Jill Snyder
    • Susan Wells

    Fall, 2005 grant recipients:

    • A.L. Stanback Middle School
    • Art for Indigenous Survival
    • ArtsCenter
    • Nancy Simpson Carter
    • Chapel Hill Community Chorus
    • Chapel Hill Museum
    • Choreo Collective
    • Emerson Waldorf High School
    • Ephesus Road Elementary School
    • Footnotes Tap Ensemble
    • Friends of the Carrboro Branch Library
    • Grady A. Brown Elementary School Cultural Arts Enrichment Committee
    • Jim Haberman
    • Hidden Voices
    • Hillsborough Elementary School PTA
    • Isabella Women's Solo Vocal Ensemble
    • Long Leaf Opera
    • NC Youth Tap Ensemble
    • Orange County Recreation & Parks
    • PlayMakers Repertory Company
    • Laura Janelle Royster
    • Reuven Sadeh
    • Southern Review, Inc.
    • Transactors Improv Co.
    • TriangleSings!
    • Women's Voices Chorus

    Spring, 2005 grant recipients:

    • ArtsCenter Advocates, Inc.
    • Carrboro, Town of (Carrboro Music Festival)
    • Chapel Hill Public Arts Commission
    • Deep Dish Theater Company
    • Desert City Poetry Series
    • Door to Door Program of UNC Health Care and Planetree
    • Efland-Cheeks Elementary School - Cultural Arts
    • Friends of the Carrboro Branch Library
    • Hillsborough Arts Council
    • Cornelia Kip Lee
    • Alexis Mastromichalis
    • Meadowmont Community Association
    • Paul M. Neebe
    • Orange County Artists Guild
    • Pamela Pease
    • Kathleen Stone-Michael

    Fall, 2004 grant recipients:

    • Carrboro Arts Committee (Town of Carrboro)
    • Cedar Ridge High School Band
    • Chapel Hill Community Chorus
    • Iris Thompson Chapman
    • CHICLE Institute
    • Choreo Collective
    • Deep Dish Theater Company
    • Footnotes Tap Ensemble
    • Friends of the Carrboro Branch Library
    • Robert Gilgor
    • Grady A. Brown Elementary School Cultural Arts Enrichment Committee
    • Isabella Women's Solo Vocal Ensemble
    • Cornelia Kip Lee
    • NC Youth Tap Ensemble
    • One Song Productions
    • Orange County Artists Guild
    • PlayMakers Repertory Company
    • Andrew Ross
    • Adam Sobsey
    • Southern Review, Inc.
    • TriangleSings!
    • Women's Voices Chorus

    Spring, 2004 grant recipients:

    • ArtsCenter
    • ArtsCenter Advocates, Inc.
    • Chapel Hill Museum
    • Chapel Hill Public Arts Commission
    • Carolina Union - UNC
    • Iris Thompson Chapman
    • Deep Dish Theater Company
    • Hillsborough Elementary School
    • Friends of the Carrboro Branch Library
    • Phoenix Miller
    • Paul M. Neebe
    • Occaneechi Band of the Saponi Nation
    • Orange County Artists Guild
    • Mary Ruth
    • Karen L. Shelton

    Fall, 2003 grant recipients:

    • Carolina Union (UNC-CH)
    • Cedar Ridge High School Winter Drumline
    • Chapel Hill Museum
    • Choreo Collective
    • Deep Dish Theater Company
    • Footnotes Tap Ensemble
    • Friends of the Carrboro Branch Library
    • Grady A. Brown Elementary School Cultural Arts Enrichment Committee
    • Isabella Women's Solo Vocal Ensemble
    • Cornelia Kip Lee
    • Medical Foundation of NC
    • Paul M. Neebe
    • NC Youth Tap Ensemble
    • Orange County Artists Guild
    • PlayMakers Repertory Company
    • S.H. Stone Center for Black History & Culture (UNC-CH)
    • Transactors Improv Company
    • Women's Voices Chorus

    Spring, 2003 grant recipients:

    • The ArtsCenter
    • Carrboro Music Festival Committee
    • Chapel Hill Public Arts Commission
    • Chapel Hill-Carrboro Community Chorus
    • Chapel Hill Museum
    • Chapel Hill Philharmonia
    • Iris Thompson Chapman
    • Grady Brown School - PTA Cultural Arts Enrichment Committee
    • Hillsborough Arts Council
    • Historic Hillsborough Commission
    • Meadowmont Community Association
    • Orange County Artists Guild
    • StreetSigns Center for Literature and Performance
    • Theatre Orange
    • UNC-CH Carolina Union Performing Arts Series

    Fall, 2002 grant recipients:

    • Cedar Ridge High School Chorus Boosters
    • Chapel Hill Museum
    • Choreo Collective
    • Deep Dish Theater Company
    • Efland-Cheeks Elemantary School Cultural Arts
    • Friends of the Carrboro Branch Library
    • Lineburger Comprehensive Cancer Center - UNC-CH
    • Medical Foundation of NC
    • NC Women's Choral Festival
    • Orange-Person-Chatham System of Care Network
    • Guy B. Phillips Middle School
    • PlayMakers Repertory Company
    • Dan Rhode
    • Michael Schwalbe
    • Village Band
    • Women's Center
    • Women's Voices Chorus
    • Renee Piechocki

    Spring, 2002 grant recipients:

    • ArtsCenter
    • Michael Brown
    • Chapel Hill Museum
    • Chapel Hill Preservation Society
    • Chapel Hill Public Arts Commission
    • Deep Dish Theater Company
    • El Pueblo, Inc.
    • Grady Brown Elementary School Cultural Arts
    • Hillsborough Arts Council
    • Rob Kramer
    • Occaneechi Band of the Saponi Nation
    • Orange Cultural Arts Group

    Fall, 2001 grant recipients:

    • Art for Indigenous Survival
    • ArtsCenter (ArtSchool)
    • Chapel Hill Housing Department
    • Choreo Collective
    • Efland Cheeks Elementary-CAC
    • Empowerment Project
    • Friends of Carrboro Century Center
    • Friends of the Carrboro Library
    • James M. Johnston Center
    • Medical Foundation of NC
    • New Hope Elementary
    • Orange County Public Library
    • Orange County Schools Elementary Arts Education
    • Occaneechi Band of Saponi Nation
    • Open Door Theatre
    • Women's Center

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