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Theatre Rhinoceros, The Twelve Days of Conchina by Margo Gomez, photographer David Wilson

Cultural Equity Grants (CEG)

These grants are offered in the spirit that all people who make up the city ought to have fair access to information, financial resources and opportunities for full cultural expression, as well as opportunities to be represented in the development of arts policy and the distribution of arts resources; that all the cultures and subcultures of the city are represented in thriving, visible arts organizations of all sizes; that new large-budget arts institutions, whose programming reflects the experiences of historically underserved communities, flourish.

Cultural Odyssey's Concrete JungleCultural Odyssey's Concrete Jungle, at Lorraine Hansberry Theater, photographer Pat Mazzera.
Cultural Odyssey's Concrete Jungle
The Twelve Days of ConchinaTheatre Rhinoceros, The Twelve Days of Conchina by Margo Gomez, photographer David Wilson
The Twelve Days of Conchina
Things are QueerQueer Cultural Center, Duane Michals' Things are Queer
Things are Queer
San Francisco Carnaval2006 San Francisco Carnaval, Yuyi Morales, photographer Nitish Naharas
San Francisco Carnaval
Crowded Fire Theater CompanyCrowded Fire Theater Company, Juan Gelion Dances for the Sun, photographer Melpomene Katakalos
Crowded Fire Theater Company
Kulintang ArtsKularts Presents the Magui Moro Master Artists of the Philippines, Kulintang Master Artist Faisal Monal, photographer Rafael Musni
Kulintang Arts

Grant Categories

California Cultural Data Project (CCDP)

Cultural Equity Grants is now requiring all organizational grant applicants to fill out a profile through the California Cultural Data Project and print out paper copies of your Funder Report to include with your grant applications. Please note that the Funder Report is customized for the grant category to which you are applying and is not the same as the Full Report or a page by page printout of your profile. This requirement does not apply to individual artists. more»

Arts & Communities: Innovative Partnerships (ACIP)

The Arts & Communities Initiative will support artists, arts organizations, and immigrant service organizations with established art programs of any medium, as they embrace the role of lead partners, and work closely with community partners, their leaderships and constituencies. more»

Native American Arts & Cultural Traditions (NAACT)

Grants to support projects guided by strong and capable Native American artistic leadership, and for which there is resonance within communities.  Grants can support the wide spectrum of rich cultural traditions and contemporary artistic expressions that exist within today's Native communities. more»

Cultural Equity Initiatives (CEI)

Grants to support the development, sustainability and growth of SF arts organizations that are deeply rooted in, and able to express the experiences of, historically underserved communities. more»

Creative Space Grants (CrSp)

Grants of up to $20,000 to support the enhancement of arts facilities in the city. more»

Organizational Project Grants (OPG)

Grants of up to $15,000 to arts organizations for the support of art projects whose presentation benefits or interests the community at large or specific segments of the SF community. more»

Individual Artist Commissions (IAC)

Grants of up to $10,000 to individual artists living and working in San Francisco, to stimulate the creation and presentation of high-quality works of art throughout the city’s neighborhoods. more»


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The 2009-2010 deadlines for all grants and grant workshops as well as new guidelines and applications will be announced after July 2009.

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