UETF 2022-2023 Funding Cycle: A Vision for Equity, Inclusion, Belonging and Power

UETF 2022-2023 Funding Cycle: A Vision for Equity, Inclusion, Belonging and Power

Deadline: 26-Feb-21

The FY 2022 – FY 2023 cycle of the Urban Enhancement Trust Fund (UETF) seeks to provide funding to projects that address the needs of the diverse communities that comprise the City of Albuquerque.

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This two-year funding cycle will prioritize projects that positively impact residents, neighborhoods and communities by providing direct access and increased opportunities for quality cultural activities and programming by, for, and about a broad representation of our city’s population.

The UETF strives to contribute to making Albuquerque a national role model among cities working toward equity and inclusion. They envisions a city of people whose success, safety and health are not pre-determined by their race or ethnicity, sexual orientation, income, socioeconomics, immigration status, disability, and personal background.

The UETF welcome and encourage all arts and cultural organizations, and non-arts organizations nonprofits in partnership with an arts and cultural organization, to submit projects that are led by and serving a broad representation of Albuquerque’s population to apply as long as their project enriches the city’s cultural life or vitality in the area of visual art, music, theater, dance, history, or literature, and that have favorable economic or cultural impacts on the city.

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Funding Information

Organizations can apply for between $5,000 and $15,000.
Award amounts will not be less than $5k and no more than $15k.
This year’s funding cycle is $400,000.
Eligibility Criteria

Proposals for projects must be submitted by a non-profit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization or appropriate fiscal sponsor. The project must be dedicated to enhancing Albuquerque’s cultural vitality in the area of visual art, music, theater, dance, history or literature. Applicants may submit (1) application on behalf of their own organization and up to two (2) separate applications if acting as a fiscal agent/sponsor for other arts and cultural project coordinators that are not currently a 501(c)(3).
Fiscal Agent Endorsement: Application’s using a fiscal agent must provide a letter of agreement acknowledging their role as the fiscal agent sponsoring the project and application, and the fiscal agents IRS letter of determination. Required fiscal agent endorsement documents must be uploaded at the end of this form.
APS Endorsement: Applications which involve student participation at schools during regular hours or that require off site travel during the school day must include a letter of APS support that states the activity is constructive to or supplements the school’s curriculum, that it will be welcomed at the selected or specified school(s) and that it meets COVID safe practices.
For more information, visit https://www.cabq.gov/urban-enhancement-trust-fund/apply-for-a-grant