The program is competitive and is supported by funds from the McKnight Foundation. The deadline is September 1, 1999. The Central Minnesota Arts Board's Technical Development and Education Fund was established to provide training funds for the staff and volunteers of nonprofit arts organizations to attend management workshops, seminars, or conferences. It may also be used to hire a consultant to work with your organization to conduct training on management and administrative topics. Requests can be approved in as little as 2 weeks and there are no set deadlines.
Money is awarded on a first apply, first award basis.
The CMAB is pleased to offer the Awards of Excellence in Arts Education. Eligible schools can be public or private and may offer any combination of grades K-12, but must be in Benton, Sherburne, Stearns, or Wright counties. Applications on behalf of an entire school district are ineligible as are applications from Community Education units. All applications must be physically in the CMAB office by October 1, 1999. The Central Minnesota Arts Board, serving Benton, Sherburne, Stearns and Wright counties, is pleased to announce the recipients of round one Project Grants for the grant deadline of July 1, 1999.