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Gwinnett Creativity Fund offering grants for non-profit arts org

The Gwinnett Creativity Fund is offering two two grants in support of non-profit arts organizations. (Courtesy Gwinnett Creativity Fund)
The Gwinnett Creativity Fund is offering two two grants in support of non-profit arts organizations. (Courtesy Gwinnett Creativity Fund)
By Karen Huppertz
May 20, 2020

The Gwinnett Board of Commissioners and Explore Gwinnett have announced Gwinnett’s first arts grants program, the Gwinnett Creativity Fund.

The program’s goals are to “allow non-profit arts organizations to grow and evolve, provide programmatic and educational opportunities, engage underserved audiences and enhance Gwinnett’s economic development and cultural landscape.”

There are two grants offered; the General Operating Grant is accepting applications May 11 through May 22, and the Project Grant is accepting applications June 10 through July 15.

Information: https://www.gwinnettcreativityfund.com/.

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