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LPAC Foundation grant applications available Aug. 2

by The AV Times Staff • July 29, 2021

LANCASTER – The Lancaster Performing Arts Center Foundation will begin accepting applications for the 2021-2022 Community Performing Arts Grant Program on Aug. 2.

The grant program, now in its 25th year, provides annual production funding to community performing arts organizations that perform at the Lancaster Performing Arts Center. Since 1996, the LPAC Foundation has supported local performance groups with the resources they need to continue bringing high-quality entertainment and culture to the children, young adults, and families of the Antelope Valley.

Organizations may apply for a maximum award of $1,500. The deadline for application submittal is Friday, Sept. 3, with grant recipients announced in October. The funded programs or projects must be implemented within 12 months of the award date.

Applications will be available at the LPAC Foundation website at www.lpacf.org. Eligible applicants must hold and provide certification of qualified, non-profit status.

The LPAC Foundation Board of Directors is made up of: R. Steven Derryberry, President; Tim Fuller, Vice President; Timothy Doerfler, Treasurer; Dr. Ric Garrison, Secretary. Directors: Gretchen Anton; Mark V. Bozigian; Shawn Cabey; Jennifer Duke; Harvey Holloway; Bill Silva; Beck Smith.

For more information, contact the LPAC Foundation at 661-723-6096, info@lpacf.org, or visit www.lpacf.org.

[Information via news release from the city of Lancaster.]

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