Saratoga Arts offers the Saratoga
Program for Arts Funding, the
Arts-in-Education Grants,
and the Fulton-Montgomery Arts
Grants with funding from the New York
State Council on the Arts (NYSCA).
Links
Resources for SPAF Applicants and Grantees
Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts delivers legal services and legal information, eductes individual artists, arts professionals about legal and business issues that affect artistic and creative endeavors, provides mediation services and plays an important role in arts advocacy.
Resources for AIE Applicants and Grantees
Need a Teaching Artist? Search the Arts-in-Ed Directory!
Download the AIE Residency Planning Worksheet to help your Planning Team get organized as you begin your project.
Does your Planning Team need to find a qualified Teaching Artist? Download Guidelines for Hiring an Artist.
Use the AIE Budget Guidelines for a breakdown of AIE/LCB budget requirements and examples of project related expenses and income.
Think Artists and Teachers may not speak the same language? Download AIE Glossary of Terms to use educational, artistic and AIE terms in your application.
Use the NYS Learning Standards, for both arts and non-arts subject, to plan what content areas you will cover during your artist residency. This is a good way to start looking at how the artist's discipline and creative style will work with the teachers' curriculum.
Use AIE Relates to the Curriculum: An Advocacy Tool as an advocacy tool to propose your AIE program to your school administrator, PTA/PTO or other funders.
Interested in an in depth guide on How to Plan a Residency, complete with a sample Artist Contract? Download the Residency Planning Guide, created by the North Carolina Arts Council.
Saratoga Arts often receives grant notifications from other organizations. We list these opportunities on the Opportunities page.
See list of Other Granting Organizations and Opportunities
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