4400-0000

Program Grant - Program Grants are available for Illinois non-profit organizations that provide arts programming of high artistic merit in arts-education, dance, ethnic and folk arts, literature, media, multi-disciplinary, music, theater and visual arts. Grants are available for general operating support & - Partners in Excellence- Recognizing that Illinois is the home of creative arts institutions of regional and national significance; the Illinois Arts Council has implemented the Partners in Excellence Program (PIE). The PIE Program provides general operating support to designated organizations of scale and significance in all regions of the state. Program Grants and Partners in Excellence grants recognize arts programming of high quality that is appropriate to and reflective of the communities served and that broaden opportunities for the public to participate in the arts.

N/A

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20 ILCS 3915/5

Develop an environment in which arts and culture thrive and to spur economic growth.

Yes

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Government Organizations; Education Organizations; Nonprofit Organizations; Individuals;

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Direct Payments for Specific Use

Quality of Natural, Cultural, and Environmental Resources

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"The application is received and assigned an application number that will be used in future communication regarding that application. Applications which have been ruled ineligible or incomplete will not be reviewed. Applications are reviewed based on the evaluation criteria. The final recommendations are presented to the Board for their consideration and approval. A record of the review process is maintained for all reviewed applications, applicants are encouraged to call for review feedback after receiving decision notification. "

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A cash match from non-State sources is required with the exception of award programs that do not require a cash match

Restrictions are listed on IACA website under 'Policies and Priorities': http://www.arts.illinois.gov/grants-programs/funding-programs/policies-priorities

Grant recipients are required to complete and submit a final report no later 30 days after the end date of the grant period. This report will focus on the activities outlined in the original application. Grantees are required to provide financial, statistical, and narrative information.  In addition grantees will be required to submit examples of published materials verifying activities and compliance with the IACA funding acknowledgement requirement. Grant amounts of $25,000 or greater are required to submit quarterly reports within thirty days after the end of each quarter, which describe the progress of the program, project or use and the expenditure of the grant funds .

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"All IACA grantees are required to comply with Grantee Requirements detailed at the IACA website: http://www.arts.illinois.gov/grantee-requirements "

100 W RANDOLPH ST, SUITE 10-500, CHICAGO, IL 60601

100 W RANDOLPH ST, SUITE 10-500, CHICAGO, IL 60601

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