Calgary Arts Emergency Resiliency Fund 2016
The Calgary Arts Emergency Resiliency Fund was created in order to ensure that Calgarians continue to enjoy the benefits of, and have access to, a strong local arts community. Funds invested through this program provided one-time support to arts organizations who have been negatively impacted by the economic downturn and global events.
In 2016, the Calgary Arts Emergency Resiliency Fund provided a total of $1,000,000 to 34 organizations. During this period, 47 organizations applied for a total of $2,509,748 in eligible requests.
- Alberta Ballet ($75,000)
- Alberta Theatre Projects ($63,500)
- Calgary Girls Choir ($25,000)
- Calgary International Children’s Festival ($25,000)
- Calgary Opera ($55,000)
- Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra ($90,000)
- Calgary Reggae Festival ($18,000)
- Calgary Young People’s Theatre ($5,500)
- Decidedly Jazz Danceworks ($85,000)
- FairyTales Presentation Society ($6,000)
- Folk Festival ($10,000)
- Ghost River Theatre ($27,000)
- Glenbow ($40,000)
- Green Fools Theatre ($20,000)
- Harmony Guzheng Ensemble ($3,000)
- Hispanic Arts Society ($25,000)
- Honens ($35,000)
- Inside Out Theatre ($8,000)
- Lunchbox Theatre ($10,000)
- Making Treaty 7 ($ 25,000)
- The New Gallery ($10,000)
- One Yellow Rabbit/High Performance Rodeo ($70,000)
- Sage Theatre ($20,000)
- Sled Island ($50,000)
- Springboard Performance ($20,000)
- StoryBook Theatre ($20,000)
- Theatre Alberta ($10,000)
- Theatre Junction ($18,500)
- TRUCK Contemporary Art in Calgary ($25,000)
- Untitled Art Society ($5,500)
- Vertigo Theatre ($45,000)
- Wordfest ($25,000)
- Workshop Theatre ($10,000)
- Youth Singers of Calgary ($20,000)
Accountability Reports and Year-End Financials
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