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CCP Application Next deadline (FY11):  March 22, 2010 Application is now closed. Next application will open 2/8/10. eGRANT CCP Guidelines FY10 Guidelines * CCP Blank Application Form (for reference only) *FY11 guidelines will be posted in January 2010. CCP Peer Review Arts Education Panel April 16, 2010 Folk & Tradition Arts Panel Dates: TBD Local Arts Panel April 23, 2010 Peer review meetings are held at the WI Arts Board’s office in Madison and open to the public. All applicants are encouraged to attend. CCP Final Report Next deadline: 7/31/09 FY09 Final Report MISC W-9 Form W-9 Form DUNS Number Information eGRANT Help PDF Help

FY10 Guidelines
FY09 Final Report Form - NEW!
Evaluation Criteria
Narrative Questions
Glossary of Terms
CCP Funding Formula
Sample Legislative Letter
FY10 Model Applications (for reference)
“Mock Application” samples from the WAB’s Grant Proposal Writing Workshop

The Creative Communities grants program (CCP) encourages arts education and community arts development in Wisconsin. It provides support for projects that further the Arts Board’s goals in the following three areas: Arts Education; Folk and Traditional Arts; and Local Arts.

Applicants are welcome to submit one proposal to one of these three categories per year.

Through direct financial support of specific arts projects, the Arts Board sustains the vitality of Wisconsin culturally, educationally and economically.

How to Apply

Requests for grants must first be submitted through the Wisconsin Arts Board eGRANT system. After submitting the CCP application through eGRANT, a paper application package is also required. Copies of the completed CCP application forms, copies of the Narrative Question responses, and additional supporting materials must be received by the Wisconsin Arts Board, postmarked or hand delivered no later than one working day later than the eGRANT deadline. If you are unfamiliar with the eGRANT system, we recommend that you first read the eGRANT Tips and Instructions page.

For arts organizations, a Federal Identification Number, assigned by the Internal Revenue Service, and a DUNS number are required before a grant can be made. For more information regarding this financial history “DUNS” number, please visit this website. This website has instructions on how to apply for a number via the internet.

For those applicants who don’t have the technology or don’t have access to the technology to complete the application online, you must contact the Wisconsin Arts Board at 608-266-0190 or artsboard@wisconsin.gov.

   

Updated: October 15, 2009