Local arts and culture organizations among 930 awarded 10 million in Community Accelerator Grants - My Edmonds News

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ArtsFund and Allen Family Philanthropies announced a $10 million funding initiative, benefiting 930 local arts and culture organizations. This marks the third year of the Community Accelerator Grants program, which aims to strengthen community ties through arts and culture. The funding will support various initiatives that enhance public engagement and creativity, including workshops and community events. Local organizations have expressed gratitude for the financial support, emphasizing its critical role in sustaining their operations. This investment reflects a commitment to fostering a vibrant cultural landscape, especially as communities recover from recent challenges.

The grants are expected to have a lasting impact on community development and the local economy. Arts organizations are encouraged to innovate and reach diverse audiences with this funding. The support aims to empower local artists and cultural institutions, enabling them to thrive in a competitive landscape.

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