OAC Board
Table of Contents
How to Use Guidelines
Organizations
Artists
Introduction to the OAC
Funding for Organizations
Funding Restrictions
Additional Information
OSCD
Sustainability
OAOT--For Presenters
Arts Access
Arts Innovation
Capacity Building
Building Cultural Diversity
International Partnership
Arts Learning
Artist Express
Artist in Residence: Sponsors
Arts Partnership
Grant Process for Artists
Individual Excellence
Trad. Arts Apprenticeships
Artists with Disabilities Access
Artist in Residence: Artists
OAOT--For Artists
Other OAC Programs
Other OAC Resources
A: Legal Requirements
B: ADA Policy
C: Cultural Participation
D: Public Value Statement
E: Credit and Publicity
F: OLGA FAQ
G: Definitions
H: Support Materials Grid
I: Deadlines
J: Individual Excellence
Support Materials
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FUNDING RESTRICTIONS FOR ORGANIZATIONS
The OAC cannot fund the following activities, organizations and expenditures:
Activities-General
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Applications to eliminate or reduce existing deficits. |
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Interest expenses paid on loans or debts. |
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Hospitality expenses, such as food and beverages for openings, receptions or benefits. |
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Fundraising efforts, such as social events, benefits and entrepreneurial activities. |
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United Fund drives or joint arts funding campaigns. |
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Applications for projects that primarily present political, denominational, religious, or sectarian ideas or projects that enhance the property of religious institutions. |
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Arts activities that are essentially recreational or therapeutic, except when the focus of the activities is on art-making led by professional artists and/or includes a public component. |
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Applications for arts activities that have already begun or have already occurred. |
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Applications that use as a match funds from other Ohio Arts Council programs or funds from re-grant programs supported by the OAC. |
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Applications for out-of-state travel, except for professional development, conferences or workshops. |
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Requests for artists' fees when information about the artists and samples of the artists' work have not
been included in the support materials.
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Academic Activities
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Scholarship assistance for academic credit. |
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Programs of public and private schools, including school districts, affiliates, colleges and universities that are not designed to involve the general public; this restriction does not affect the Artist Express, Artist in Residence and Arts Partnership programs. |
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Applications to support salaries and overhead of public and private schools, college, university and government agency staff, and faculty and operations. |
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Projects that are primarily for academic credit. |
Organizations-Specific Situations
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Applications from organizations not incorporated in Ohio and/or not located in Ohio. |
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Applications from organizations whose membership and participation policies do not comply with nondiscrimination laws. |
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Applications from organizations that are requesting or receiving funds from other OAC programs to operate the same or a similar program in the same fiscal year. |
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Applications from organizations that did not submit final reports within the time required for the preceding fiscal year. |
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Applications from organizations acting as fiscal agents for individual artists. |
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Applications from organizations where programming and facilities do not meet or exceed federal ADA requirements. |
Equipment and Capital Expenses
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Brick and mortar activities and capital improvements, except in the Individual Excellence Awards. |
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Equipment purchases exceeding $500, except in the Individual Excellence Awards. |
PDF of Funding Restrictions (67K)
PDF of Legal Requirements (67K)
PDF of Complete Guidelines (339K)
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