The Lincoln County Cultural Coalition envisions a vibrant cultural life for all citizens. It shall engage citizens from all parts of the county to create and celebrate a dream of lifelong cultural experiences for all.
FY2023 Grant Applications Due October 15, 2022
The Lincoln County Cultural Coalition awards grants in two categories:
Organizations and individuals serving Lincoln County residents with eligible programs and projects are required to submit an online application, available HERE. The deadline for this year's grant cycle is 11:59 pm Oct. 15, 2022.
NOTE: The Lincoln County Cultural Coalition recognizes that COVID-19 restrictions are preventing cultural organizations from earning their usual sources of income, and that the pandemic will continue to make public programs difficult for our county's schools and nonprofits. To respond to this need, for FY2023 the Coalition will also consider proposals for capacity building projects and general operating support, submitted by organizations that address our funding priorities: 1) Improve access to cultural experiences; 2) Raise the level of cultural awareness of youth, and 3) Facilitate infrastructure improvements.
The FY2023 application does not need to be printed, scanned or submitted to a separate email (as in prior years). It will be sent directly to the committee when the applicant clicks the "Submit" button. The applicant will receive a copy of the application answers, automatically.
For further details, click the "Grants" tab above.
The Coalition is dedicated to an application process that is fair and accessible to everyone. Should you or your organization need a different application format (printed, handwritten, PDF) or other accommodation, please contact co-chair Niki Price, 541-994-9994 or lcccdirector@gmail.com.
- Cultural Coalition Grants for all aspects of Arts, Culture, Heritage and Humanities, supported by the Oregon Cultural Trust; and,
- Sponenburgh Memorial Trust Grants for youth arts education, with priority given to music education for elementary and middle school students, in collaboration with the Lincoln County Foundation.
Organizations and individuals serving Lincoln County residents with eligible programs and projects are required to submit an online application, available HERE. The deadline for this year's grant cycle is 11:59 pm Oct. 15, 2022.
NOTE: The Lincoln County Cultural Coalition recognizes that COVID-19 restrictions are preventing cultural organizations from earning their usual sources of income, and that the pandemic will continue to make public programs difficult for our county's schools and nonprofits. To respond to this need, for FY2023 the Coalition will also consider proposals for capacity building projects and general operating support, submitted by organizations that address our funding priorities: 1) Improve access to cultural experiences; 2) Raise the level of cultural awareness of youth, and 3) Facilitate infrastructure improvements.
The FY2023 application does not need to be printed, scanned or submitted to a separate email (as in prior years). It will be sent directly to the committee when the applicant clicks the "Submit" button. The applicant will receive a copy of the application answers, automatically.
For further details, click the "Grants" tab above.
The Coalition is dedicated to an application process that is fair and accessible to everyone. Should you or your organization need a different application format (printed, handwritten, PDF) or other accommodation, please contact co-chair Niki Price, 541-994-9994 or lcccdirector@gmail.com.
Projects Funded in 2022
The Lincoln County Cultural Coalition (LCCC) supports arts, culture, heritage and humanities programs in our Lincoln County communities. In December 2021, grants were made to the following organizations for projects taking place in 2022:
- Newport Symphony Orchestra (Newport Symphony Youth Program)
- North Lincoln County Historical Museum (Cultural/Historical Slideshows)
- Oregon Coast Youth Symphony (Youth Symphony Festival)
- Oregon Coast Aquarium (Library Culture Pass for Aquarium)
- Music is Instrumental (Instrument Repair & Refurbish)
- Alsea Bay Center for the Arts (Youth Banner Arts Project)
- Lincoln City Cultural Center (Auditorium Entry Mural Project)
- Yaquina Pacific Railroad Historical Society (Maintenance & Train Simulator Exhibit)
- KYAQ Siletz (Community Radio)
- Neighbors for Kids (A Time to Heal & Grow)
- Artists Studio Association (Art Smart)
- Taft Elementary School (Sheet Music)
- St. James Santiago School (South American Culture Residency)
- Toledo High School (Theatre Space Upgrade & Set Materials)
- Newport Symphony Orchestra (Symphony Youth Program)
- Lincoln City Cultural Center (Art Kit Outreach)
- Oregon Coast Youth Symphony (Youth Symphony Festival)
- Music is Instrumental (Expert Music Technicians)
- Neighbors for Kids (A Time to Heal & Grow)
- Artists Studio Association (Art Smart)
Projects Funded in 2021
In December 2020, Lincoln County Cultural Coalition grants were made to the following organizations for projects taking place in 2021:
- Activate Arts (Lincoln County Ukulele Virtual Choir)
- Central Coast Chorale (Rebranding Initiative)
- Music is Instrumental (Instrument Care)
- Newport Symphony Orchestra (Family Strings Program)
- North Lincoln County Historical Museum (Tiny Tours)
- Oregon Arts Watch (12 Stories That Highlight Culture in Lincoln County)
- Oregon Coast Youth Symphony Festival (Winter Concert Series)
- Oregon Coast Aquarium (Culture Pass)
- Music is Instrumental (Expert Music Technicians for online band and chorus instruction)
- Newport Symphony Orchestra (Family Strings Program)
- Oregon Coast Children's Theatre (Community Arts Initiative)
- Toledo Jr./Sr. High School (Two new tubas for the band's inventory)
Projects Funded in 2020
In December 2019, Lincoln County Cultural Coalition (LCCC) grants were made to the following organizations for projects taking place in 2020:
The Lincoln County Cultural Coalition also supported these local arts education projects for youth, in partnership with the Lincoln County Foundation's Mark Sponenburgh Memorial Trust:
The next deadline for grant proposals will be Oct. 15, 2022. Questions about the awards or future grant application can be addressed to coalition members Dave Adolf (oregoncoastdave@gmail.com) or Niki Price (lcccdirector@gmail.com).
- Lincoln City Cultural Center (performance of children's musical "We The People")
- Lincoln City Parent Group (new stage lighting at Taft Elementary School)
- Music is Instrumental (choir risers for Taft Elementary and Taft 7-12)
- Newport Symphony Orchestra (scholarships for students in Newport Family Strings)
- Oregon ArtsWatch (stories on Lincoln County arts events)
- Oregon Coast Youth Symphony Festival (free winter concert series)
- Polly Plumb Productions (new branding and signage)
- Siletz Bay Music Festival (performance of "How Can You Own The Sky?")
- St. James Santiago School (art supplies for gallery exhibition)
- Toledo Elementary and High Schools (sets, lights for new theater program)
- Waldport Arts Group (Leave Your Art project)
The Lincoln County Cultural Coalition also supported these local arts education projects for youth, in partnership with the Lincoln County Foundation's Mark Sponenburgh Memorial Trust:
- Artists' Studio Association (Saturday art classes)
- Lincoln City Cultural Center (Chessman Gallery outreach to Taft Elementary)
- Music is Instrumental (band sectional instruction)
- Newport Symphony Orchestra (scholarships for Newport Family Strings)
- Taft 7-12 (Sets, props and costumes for musical theater production)
- Toledo Elementary and High Schools (sets, lights for new theater program).
The next deadline for grant proposals will be Oct. 15, 2022. Questions about the awards or future grant application can be addressed to coalition members Dave Adolf (oregoncoastdave@gmail.com) or Niki Price (lcccdirector@gmail.com).
