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Funding Application

Programs

Grant

Resources

Requirement Details

Target Word Count

Maximum Word Count

Draft Section

One-Sentence Summary

Provide a one-sentence summary of your project.

If possible, use the format ACTIVITY, EVENT (if relevant) and PROJECT DATES.

For example, “To participate in a master class at the ABC Centre from month/year to month/year.” This summary will be used in the Canada Council’s official reporting.

Draft

To facilitate workshops on operational tools for artists in St. John’s from January 2024 to December 2024.

You are a grant writer. Please draft a

25⁠

-word, section for a grant application that aligns with the funder’s requirements. The draft should be professional, concise, and focused on the organization’s alignment with the funder’s expectations, as well as the specific activities of the proposed program. Avoid extraneous details unless they directly strengthen the narrative. Do not include a section title at the start of your draft.

Task:

If a reference section from a previous grant application is provided, update and expand it using the additional information below.

If no reference section is provided, create a new section that fulfills the funder’s requirements and focuses on the program description, organizational alignment, and relevant artistic or community context.

Reference the summaries of already-drafted sections (provided below) to avoid duplicating information unnecessarily. Duplication is allowed only if required to answer the specific requirements of this section.

Information for the Draft:

1 - Reference Section: None provided.

2 - Funder’s Requirements for this section: Provide a one-sentence summary of your project.

If possible, use the format ACTIVITY, EVENT (if relevant) and PROJECT DATES.

For example, “To participate in a master class at the ABC Centre from month/year to month/year.” This summary will be used in the Canada Council’s official reporting.

3 - Already-drafted section summaries: Context for workshops:

Morning Strategy was established in 2022 in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, with the singular goal of empowering Canadian artists to focus on their creative endeavors.

Operating within the vibrant cultural tapestry of Canada, Morning Strategy seeks to resolve the administrative burdens that often impede artistic expression.

Morning Strategy proposes a sequence of workshops under the Professional Development for Artists component within the Explore and Create program.

Morning Strategy’s alignment with the Canada Council for the Arts’ requirements is evident in our dedication to supporting Canadian artists.

, Diversity for workshops:

Organizational Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion

Artistic Programming with a Focus on Inclusion

Organizational Make-up and Development of Publics

Advancing Gender Parity and Gender Diversity

Alignment with Community and Artistic Context

4 - Maximum Word Count:

25⁠

words (target word count =

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5 - Program Description: Workshops

1 - Purpose: Help artists build operational tools to simplify their administrative work..

2 - Target Audience: Emerging and established artists in need of better operational systems..

3 - Core Activities: - Facilitate in-person and virtual workshops

- Provide hands-on training in tool development

- Share templates and examples of operational tools..

4 - Details: - Outcomes: Participants create or refine tools for managing their businesses, improving efficiency and freeing time for creative work.

- Resources: Templates, software recommendations, and access to follow-up Q&A sessions..

5 - Testimonials: "The workshop gave me the clarity I needed to streamline my business processes. I can now spend more time creating and less time worrying about admin tasks!" – Artist in St. John’s..

6 - Relevant Organization Details: Legal Name: Morning Strategy., Mission Statement: help artists focus on making their art by providing operational tools that simplify their businesses ., Vision Statement: artists make art, not drown in administrative work..

7 - Grant Description: The Professional Development for Artists component of Explore and Create supports the career growth of Canadian artists and artistic groups by encouraging participation in a wide range of development opportunities. Grants fund activities that contribute to the professional advancement of Canadian artists working in all artistic disciplines.

You may be eligible for

Application Assistance⁠

to pay someone to help you with the application process if you are experiencing difficulty and self-identify as:

an artist who is Deaf, hard of hearing, has a disability or is living with a mental illness

a First Nations, Inuit or Métis artist facing language, geographic and/or cultural barriers.

To calculate the amount you can request for travel costs, see the

fixed travel rates⁠

8 - Grant Outcomes: The Canada Council for the Arts expects this program to achieve the following outcomes:

Canadian artists develop their skills and enrich their knowledge

Canadian artists share work in a manner consistent with their artistic vision and intentions

new artistic voices emerge.

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