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Free Money For Artists
Posted Wednesday, August 6, 2008, at 8:00 AM<< Previous | Read comments | Respond | Email link | Next >>
Recently, Lt. Governor Becky Skillman announced that up to $75,000 is available in the form of Indiana Artisan Trail Development Grants to develop "thematic trails" that will promote Indiana artisans and tourism.
Skillman is quoted as saying, "These trails will direct visitors to areas with hand-made products and stimulate entrepreneurship, particularly in rural areas." Grant requests up to $10,000 will be considered. Those looking to apply for funds must submit a letter of intent by August 15, while the completed applications are due October 15. The application packet, along with additional information, can be found online at http://www.in.gov/indianaartisan/comm_re...
According to the application, examples of eligible costs include, but are not limited to: 1.Planning and development of original trail concepts or significant enhancement of existing ones a.Inventory of local artisans b.Documentation of artisan stories for marketing purposes c.Creation of an incentive/frequent-user program d.Development of unique trip packages/itineraries related to the trail e.Consulting services;
2.Marketing a.Website development b.Trail promotion material c.Advertising and public relations efforts d.Podcasting and other social media efforts e.Indiana Artisan signs and other branded materials for retail display; 3.Signage/interpretive panels; and 4.Site enhancement. Comments Showing comments in chronological order [Show most recent comments first] |
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That's great! It might be something the Linton High School Art students might be interested in.
Oh, wait...
I would like to see their definition of art.
I would like to see their definition of art.
C.A.V.E.
nuff said...
Citizen Against Virtually Everything. Yep, nuff said.
I'm finding that most people will say they support doing great things for children (youth and teens), but as soon as someone proposes a program, property upgrade, activity, center, new building, grant opportunity, those very same people will find something negative to "contribute" to the cause, (sadly) poopooing the ideas almost as energetically as they proclaim to support youth.
C.A.V.E. -- sad, but true.