Politics & Government
Newton To Use $75K Of ARPA Funds For Cultural Grants
Revitalize Creative Newton is a new program dedicated to helping the city's nonprofit cultural organizations recover from the pandemic.
NEWTON, MA — Mayor Ruthanne Fuller has allocated $75,000 of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to establish Revitalize Creative Newton, a grant program dedicated to helping the city’s nonprofit cultural organizations recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The program, organized by Newton Cultural Development, is intended to support organizations with missions rooted in the arts, culture, and humanities by funding specific operating costs. These costs can include general operating costs, technical or consultant needs, and equity assessments and planning.
The deadline to apply for an RCN grant is Tuesday, Nov. 30 at 5 p.m. to read more about the program or submit an application, click here.
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All questions regarding the program can be directed to Paula Gannon at 617-796-1540 | pgannon@newtonma.gov.
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