| Office of Cultural And Heritage affairs |
MISSION The mission of Atlantic County Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs is to develop countywide programs and promote public interest in
local and county history, in the arts, and in the cultural traditions
of the community. The Office, with the Cultural & Heritage Advisory
Board, makes recommendations to the County Executive and other County
Departments with regard to the restoration, operation, maintenance
and preservation of real property acquired by the County. The Office
develops cultural programs, exhibits and displays including the fine
and performing arts and the literary arts, engages in historic research,
publishes reports and engages in related activities which promote
and develop public interest and understanding of historic and cultural
matters.
The
Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs is responsible for regranting
Local Arts Development funds of the New Jersey State Council on the
Arts/Department of State. A regrant program with the New Jersey Historical
Commission/Department of State is under development. Funding is awarded,
once a year, based on competitive applications, that are reviewed by
an independent panel convened for this purpose. Moneys are available
to arts groups, historic organizations and to local community and municipal
organizations that present public cultural programming. The Office
also assists the Atlantic County Division of Planning with reviewing
projects for regranting funds for municipal historic preservation projects
through the Atlantic County Open Space Trust and the Atlantic County
Division of Parks and Recreation with matters concerning historic sites
and structures located within the County Park system.
A series of FREE workshops for anyone involved in the management and ongoing development of a not-for-profit organization with special focus toward arts & history organizations.
NOTICE: Any Atlantic County organization planning to submit a grant proposal for 2013 NJSCA funding through the Atlantic County Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs must have a representative registered and in attendance at all mandatory sessions.
- WORKSHOPS
- May 21, 2012: Measuring Success (3:00 PM)
The tighter money gets, the more you're asked to 'prove' that investment of funds is achieving a desired result. But how on earth do you prove the value of an arts education program or a good museum exhibit? In addition to demonstrating accountability to your funders and stakeholders, evaluation can strengthen your organization by helping you to improve programs, solve problems and make a compelling case for more resources. (Mandatory)
Register for 3:00 PM Session
Register for 7:00 PM Session
- June 4, 2012: Proposal Prep101 - the narrative (3:00 PM)
Non-profit organizations need awide range of funding sources to help sustain and/or grow their programs and projects. This workshop will guide you through what you need to know to plan for and write a thorough narrative for any type of proposal. (Mandatory)
Register for 3:00 PM Session
Register for 7:00 PM Session
- June 18, 2012: Proposal Prep 102 - the financials (3:00 PM)
This session will look at budgets and guide you through processes to help you thoroughly explain your financials to potential funders. (Mandatory)
Register for 3:00 PM Session
Register for 7:00 PM Session
- July 30, 2012: Building Education and Outreach Programs (3:00 PM)
How do you break down barriers to participation? Reach out and educate. This session discusses the processes for developing effective outreach and education program models that support your mission, expand your impact, increase your sustainablity, and introduce a whole new audience to your organization.
Register for 3:00 PM Session
Register for 7:00 PM Session
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