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Grants & Awards
The CCCA makes grants to individuals, artists and performers, government agencies
and private nonprofit organizations. Grants are subject to the following policies:
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The CCCA office must receive your completed application
at least 2 months before your event occurs.
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Our funds may only be used for the specific purpose(s)
detailed in your grant application and approved by the CCCA board of directors.
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You must acknowledge CCCA as a sponsor in all your
promotional literatures and press releases. Please save copies for us and
submit them with your final report. Our logo should appear on all materials.
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The CCCA only funds event-specific expenses. We
do not fund any general operating expenses, regular salaries or general
promotion of your organization; nor do we fund purchases of equipment or
capital expenses.
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The CCCA will reimburse eligible expenses after
the approved event takes place. We will pay up to 50% of arts related expenses
for which you have documentation. Expense documentation may be in the form
of copies of cancelled checks, paid invoices or other proof of payment
that the board deems acceptable. Our funds must be matched by organizational
funds or cash income equal or greater than the CCCA grant. You may not
use 'in kind' donations as a substitute for cash donations.
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You must submit your final report form within 30
days of your event. We require the following documentation to accompany
the final report:
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Proof of payment of eligible expenses.
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Copies of promotional literature that acknowledges
support by CCCA.
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Letters to the officials in which you acknowledge
the CCCA's support.
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The CCCA reserves the right to withhold grant payment
from grantees that don't comply with these requirements.
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All grants are contingent upon the receipt by the
CCCA of its own funds from grantors and other financial supporters. Funds
are projected to be available at the time grants are awarded.
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