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The Capacity Building Program is a stabilization process that provides IAC support, over a 24-month period, for organizational assessment, long range planning, and plan implementation utilizing a standardized assessment tool.
Guidelines
Consider participation if your Indiana-based arts services organization fits into one of the following categories:
The program is designed to allow arts providers to comprehensively examine their mission, markets, programs, services, and governance and management structures and general operations with the aim of increased organizational effectiveness. The program is not designed to address single issue needs.
Phase I: Organizational Assessment and Planning
The organization uses the IAC Assessment Guide to identify strengths and weaknesses and develop capacity building strategies. Phase I products are a complete assessment report and a plan based on the findings containing output, process, and outcome objectives.
Phase II: Plan Implementation
Carry out the activities identified in the plan in order to achieve governance and benchmarks to improve viability. Phase II products are the accomplishment of benchmarks on the timeline specified in the plan. Phase II funding begins after submitting an assessment report and capacity building plan.
The grant amount is 75% of project costs or $20,000 over a 24-month period.
Matching Requirements
Grantees must provide at least a 25% match.
Applications must be submitted online using Indiana Grants Administration (INGA).
Contact information
The IAC Program Staff is available to help with the application process. You are encouraged to consult with staff prior to application submission if you have any questions or need assistance developing your application. Call 317-232-1268 for more information.
Notice of Intent Deadline:
February 16, 2007