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Funding
Restrictions
New York State statute lists restrictions on the types of activities and expenditures NYSCA is allowed to support. The Council is unable or unlikely to fund the following. Major expenditures for the establishment of new organizations Accumulated deficits Debt reductions Programs of public universities (CUNY or SUNY) or of New York State agencies or departments Programs of public school districts or their components or affiliates Operating expenses or fellowships at professional training schools that are not open to the general public Activities restricted to an organization's membership (funded activities must be open to the general public and promoted as such) Programs that are essentially recreational, rehabilitational, or therapeutic Operating expenses of privately owned facilities, such as homes or studios Requests that are greater than an organization's total operating expenses minus total operating income Those components of an organization's budget that are not directed toward programs in New York State Competitions or contests Out-of-state travel expenses Hospitality or entertainment costs for receptions, performance or museum openings, or fundraising benefits Four-request Limit Applicant organizations are limited to four grant requests to the Council. Each ongoing multi-year grant counts as one request. The following are exempt from the four-request limit. Capital Projects (Architecture, Planning and Design Program) Independent Projects Composer Commissions (Individual Artist Program) Theatre Commissions (Individual Artist Program) Film, Media and New Technology Production Commissions (Dance Program) Folk Arts Apprenticeships (Folk Arts Program) Translation (Literature Program) Regrants, including Decentralization Fiscal sponsorship of individuals or organizations |
NYSCA's Decentralization Program uses local arts organizations to make over $2 million in grants on its behalf for local and community arts programs in every county of the state. |
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