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Greater Columbus Arts Council Approves $12,766,038 In Operating Support And General Support Grants

Posted by: New Americans Magazine , June 20, 2024

The Greater Columbus Arts Council (GCAC) board of trustees has approved a total of $12,766,038 through its two largest grant programs for 2024. GCAC awarded 15 General Support grants totaling $665,584 and 22 Operating Support grants totaling $12,100,454.

These grants are made possible through funds that GCAC receives from the city of Columbus through the hotel/motel bed tax and the arts and culture ticket fee, as well as funds from Franklin County.

“Even four years later, our arts organizations are still experiencing residual effects of the pandemic, but this funding helps them continue moving forward,” said Alison Barret, vice president of grants and community engagement for GCAC.

“We’re especially heartened to see our grantees adapting their programming and spaces to be more welcoming to the broadest possible community. They’re featuring more free and discounted offerings, culturally relevant programs, special accommodations for guests with disabilities or language barriers, and more BIPOC representation on staff and board.”

“The organizations receiving Operating Support and General Support are fundamental to our arts ecosystem,” said Tom Katzenmeyer, president and CEO of GCAC.

“Not only do they reach more than 2.7 million people through their own programming, but they also collaborate, mentor and share resources with smaller arts organizations to reach even more participants and strengthen growing organizations. Most notable, in 2023, these 27 arts organizations collectively employed more than 2,500 employees and non-artist contractors and paid well over $6.5 million dollars to Franklin County artists.”*

*Data sourced from fiscal year end 2023 reports submitted to GCAC.

OPERATING SUPPORT

Operating Support is directed to keystone arts and cultural organizations with three-year adjusted revenue budgets of more than $500,000. Organizations are firmly established, well managed and have a significant impact and broad community engagement. Operating Support grantee organizations are required to apply the arts and culture ticket fee on admissions.

Award amounts are determined based on a formula of application scores applied to three-year adjusted revenue averages. Applications are scored on financial management; organizational leadership and planning; commitment to inclusion, diversity, equity and access; and artistic innovation and engagement.

OrganizationAmount
Ballet Metropolitan$790,680
CAPA$1,187,500
Columbus Children’s Theatre$227,763
Columbus Museum of Art$1,075,000
Columbus Symphony Orchestra$950,000
COSI$1,250,000
Franklin Park Conservatory$975,429
Gateway Film Center$450,000
Glass Axis$135,280
Jazz Arts Group$395,169
King Arts Complex$275,838
Lincoln Theater Association$242,908
National Veterans Memorial & Museum$600,000
Ohio Designer Craftsmen$189,366
Ohio History Connection/Ohio Historical Society$637,500
Opera Columbus$319,749
ProMusica Chamber Orchestra$458,573
Shadowbox Live$597,193
Short North Stage$279,270
The Contemporary Theatre of Ohio$212,135
Thurber House$108,979
Wexner Center for the Arts$742,122
TOTAL: $12,100,454

GENERAL SUPPORT

Launched in 2022, General Support provides unrestricted financial support and capacity-building resources for organizations with annual budgets under $500,000. These organizations produce and present full seasons of performances, exhibitions and arts events, and have previously received Project Support grants. General Support is intended to help organizations on their path to sustainability and growth.

This program follows a calculation model similar to Operating Support grants. Organizations new to General Support are provided with an additional stipend to help with costs and time related to collection of data required for reporting. To apply for General Support, organizations must pre-qualify by submitting three years of financial documentation to demonstrate acceptable bookkeeping practices and financial stability.

Organization Amount
934 Gallery$20,824
Actors’ Theatre of Columbus$55,908
Available Light Theatre$12,427
Capriccio Vocal Ensemble$28,313
Columbus Children’s Choir$82,895
Columbus Dance Theatre$90,262
Columbus Gay Men’s Chorus$52,201
Columbus Landmarks Foundation$89,910
Friends of Early Music$40,344
MadLab$21,892
Opera Project Columbus$62,857
ROY G BIV Gallery for Emerging Artists$24,570
Six String Concerts$15,303
The Fuse Factory Electronic & Digital Arts Lab$14,793
Wild Goose Creative$53,085
TOTAL: $665,584

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