GCAC 2007 Annual Report

2008 Highlights

Expanding our reach into the community

New for 2009

GCAC has big plans for 2009.

Introduction

A Message from our President
A Word from our Board Chair

Mission & Vision

Grants & Services

Operating Support
Project Support
Grants to Individual Artists

Community Arts Education

Artists-in-Schools
Art in the House & TRANSIT ARTS
Franklin County Neighborhood Arts Grants

Columbus Arts Festival

About the 2008 Festival
2008 Sponsors
Coordinating Committee & Volunteers

Marketing, Communications & Outreach

Business Arts Partnership Awards
Artistic Excellence Award
ColumbusArts.com & gcac.org
ArtZine

Executive Office

Board of Trustees
Staff

GCAC Financials

Statement of Financial Position
Statement of Activities

supported by the city of columbus, franklin county, and the ohio arts council

Franklin County Neighborhood Arts Grants

The Franklin County Neighborhood Arts Grants Program is designed to help support amateur and avocational groups, traditional arts organizations, civic and neighborhood associations, guilds, social service, youth-centered and cultural organizations with arts projects in all arts disciplines, provided they are promoted and offered to the general public. The purpose of the program is to increase community participation in the arts throughout Franklin County.

In 2008, the Franklin County Neighborhood Arts Program awarded a total of $75,721 to 62 organizations:

Organization Grant
African American and African Studies
Community Extension Center
$1,000
Alton Darby Elementary School $1,000
bacKspace $2,000
Bread and Circus Theatre Company $1,161
Changing Pathways $1,500
City of Columbus Community Relations Commission $425
Columbus Blues Alliance $1,000
Columbus Camerata $1,500
Columbus Children’s Choir $2,000
Columbus Civic Theatre $1,000
Columbus Women’s Chorus $600
Community Development for all People Corporation $2,000
Communities in Schools $1,500
Djun’Kendafala Dance Company $1,000
Emerald City Players $1,000
Evolution Theatre Company $1,000
First African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church $2,000
First Unitarian Universalist Church $2,000
Foreground Dance $1,500
Fort Hayes PTA $1,000
Friends of Art for Community Enrichment $1,000
Friends of Doo Dah $2,000
Friends of Town Hall $1,000
Grace New Covenant Apostolic Church $1,000
Greater Hilltop Community Theater $1,000
Goodwill Columbus $1,000
Gowens Music $1,000
Grimaldi Circus Kids $1,000
Hanby Arts Magnet School $1,200
Haven of Hope Cancer Foundation $1,620
Hilliard Arts Council $1,000
Inner City Performing Arts Center $1,000
Interfaith Association of Central Ohio $1,000
La Charanga Tres $2,000
Music on the Hill $2,000
Native American Indian Center of Central Ohio $2,000
New Albany Symphony Orchestra $1,000
No Strings Attached Chamber Music Society $1,000
Ohio Alliance for Arts Education $1,000
Ohio Hispanic Fine Arts Association $750
Ohio Poetry Association $675
OSU Multicultural Center $2,000
Phoenix Rising Printmaking Cooperative $2,000
Prevention Council of Central Ohio $400
Rock on Sullivant $1,500
Rosebriar Shakespeare Company $1,000
Scioto Valley Chorus $500
Shiloh Family Institute $950
Special Events League "AH"leluia $1,400
Swaranjali $2,000
The Singing Buckeyes $1,000
The Spirituality Network, Inc $1,000
Thiossane Institute, Inc. $1,000
TUPACO Dance $2,000
United Cerebral Palsy of Central Ohio $1,000
Upper Arlington Cultural Arts Commission $1,000
Very Special Arts of Ohio $1,000
Westerville Community Bands $1,000
Westerville Symphony at Otterbein College $1,000
Worthington Arts Council $500
Worthington Chorus $340
YMCA of Central Ohio $1,200

The Franklin County Neighborhood Arts program is financially assisted by the Franklin County Board of Commissioners. Views expressed by the program and its grant recipients do not necessarily represent those of the Franklin County Board of Commissioners. The Franklin County Neighborhood Arts program is also supported by a generous donation from Ashland Inc. GCAC administers the Franklin County Neighborhood Arts Program through its Community Arts Education Department.

Photo courtesy of The King Arts Complex.


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