sector through sponsorship and philanthropy. Arts Queensland Client Manager who will facilitate an estimate of the baseline and ceiling fundraising The Arts Leverage Fund is a three-year rolling fund that amounts. incentivises the growth of private sector support. The fund works similarly to a performance bonus and All other Projects and Programs Fund recipients should doubles the impact of investment by matching eligible contact Arts Queensland to speak with an Arts cash sponsorship and philanthropy dollar for dollar until Development Officer to confirm eligibility and a capped ceiling is reached. Who can apply: The fund strengthens the viability of arts and cultural The fund is open to arts organisations that have organisations by driving the development of new received Arts Queensland funding from 1 July 2013 relationships with the private sector and builds through the Projects and Programs Fund, the awareness of the benefits of business and philanthropic Organisations Fund or are recognised as Major communities investing in arts and culture. Performing Arts Organisations by the State and Federal Governments. All applicants must also be Queensland-based legally constituted not-for-profit arts and cultural organisations with at least two years of audited financial statements. Assessment process: 1. Baseline and ceiling fundraising amounts determined, preapproval assessed and eligibility confirmed by Arts Queensland staff 2. Raised funds verified by Arts Queensland staff 3. Approval by Deputy Director-General, Arts Queensland. Playing Queensland Fund What: How: Investment in performing and visual arts programs and . exhibitions to tour across Queensland. This Who can apply: is a rolling fund, with the scale of investment dependent Commercial, semi-commercial, pro-am on the nature of the program and the reach of the tour. (professional/amateur) or community based A component of the Playing Queensland Fund delivers performing and visual artists, companies and groups outcomes under the Queensland Government’s Backing with tour-ready programs; community representatives, Indigenous Arts Program. local presenters or venue managers; international and interstate touring artists; individual agents, producers, curators and brokers. Assessment process: 1. Initial analysis of applications by Arts Queensland
sector through sponsorship and philanthropy. The Arts Leverage Fund is a three-year rolling fund that incentivises the growth of private sector support. The fund works similarly to a performance bonus and doubles the impact of investment by matching eligible cash sponsorship and philanthropy dollar for dollar until a capped ceiling is reached. The fund strengthens the viability of arts and cultural organisations by driving the development of new relationships with the private sector and builds awareness of the benefits of business and philanthropic communities investing in arts and culture. Arts Queensland Client Manager who will facilitate an estimate of the baseline and ceiling fundraising amounts. All other Projects and Programs Fund recipients should contact Arts Queensland to speak with an Arts Development Officer to confirm eligibility and Who can apply: The fund is open to arts organisations that have received Arts Queensland funding from 1 July 2013 through the Projects and Programs Fund, the Organisations Fund or are recognised as Major Performing Arts Organisations by the State and Federal Governments. All applicants must also be Queensland-based legally constituted not-for-profit arts and cultural organisations with at least two years of audited financial statements. Assessment process: 1. Baseline and ceiling fundraising amounts determined, preapproval assessed and eligibility confirmed by Arts Queensland staff 2. Raised funds verified by Arts Queensland staff 3. Approval by Deputy Director-General, Arts Queensland. Playing Queensland Fund What: Investment in performing and visual arts programs and exhibitions to tour across Queensland. This is a rolling fund, with the scale of investment dependent on the nature of the program and the reach of the tour. A component of the Playing Queensland Fund delivers outcomes under the Queensland Government’s Backing Indigenous Arts Program. How: . Who can apply: Commercial, semi-commercial, pro-am (professional/amateur) or community based performing and visual artists, companies and groups with tour-ready programs; community representatives, local presenters or venue managers; international and interstate touring artists; individual agents, producers, curators and brokers. Assessment process: 1. Initial analysis of applications by Arts Queensland