2017 PILOT PROGRAM: APPLICATION OVERVIEW-2025

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The document outlines the application process for the California Cultural Districts pilot program, initiated by the California Arts Council. It aims to establish and support cultural districts that reflect California's diverse cultural assets. The pilot will select 10-15 districts through an open application process, offering benefits such as state certification, branding materials, technical assistance, and a stipend for evaluation participation. Eligibility requires organizational partnerships involving a cultural nonprofit, local business, and government entity. Key deadlines include a Letter of Intent due on March 29, 2017.

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Begin by filling out the basic organizational information, including contact details for the lead applicant. Ensure you have your FEIN and DUNS numbers ready.
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