2023 AFCC Fall Grants
The online letter of intent application opens in the Fall of 2023.
Creative Exchange Capacity-Building Grant Program
In partnership with Mass MOCA’s Assets for Artists, selected artists will work to develop guidelines and leave with a road map for how to take concrete steps toward financial stability. Included in this program is one-on-one coaching to ensure each individual artist’s needs are met. Each participant will be given a $2,000 stipend. The 2023 program will be limited to 15 participants. The online application will open Fall of 2023.
Here are the 2022 Guidelines. The 2023 Guidelines will be updated shortly!2022 Press Release>Past Grant News
As part of the review process, the Grants committee qualified and prioritized funding criteria by confirming the application aligned with the AFCC’s vision to support the arts on Cape Cod to fuel culture and innovation, economic growth, and involvement in the arts community. Priority was placed on programs and projects that introduce new ideas, building on what is known to benefit the community; creates greater opportunities for artists and serves as an economic driver for the region; and expands opportunities for arts access throughout the community while supporting cultural appreciation and inclusivity.
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At the beginning of September, the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod (AFCC) distributed a record $139,000 in funding to assist the region’s arts sector in its pandemic recovery. That funding, made possible through a grant the AFCC received from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) last year, was distributed to 14 arts nonprofits throughout Cape Cod.
Arts Foundation of Cape Cod Distributes $139,000 in Grants to 14 Cultural Nonprofits Impacted by PandemicFinal Grant Report Post FundingAFCC Grant Report
2021 Grant Report: If you received an AFCC grant in 2021, please use this online grant report before applying for 2022 funding.
2021 Grant Report