Applying for a new job? Fundraising for a new project or business? Looking for feedback or recommendations for your funder research or grant writing efforts? In support of a more productive and active 2017 for artists and arts administrators, NYFA is launching a pilot program with targeted coaching services from specialized NYFA staff. All sessions…
Grant Information Session with NYSCA on January 25 from 6:30 – 8:30 PM. Every year the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) accepts grant proposals across disciplines in support of arts programming and projects. Many of these funding programs are open to artists, organizations, and groups operating with a fiscal sponsor. NYFA will…
Fiscal sponsorship versus a grant: what’s the difference? Under NYFA’s Fiscal Sponsorship program, individual artists and emerging arts organizations can optimize the reach of their fundraising efforts. Below, Sarah Corpron, NYFA’s Acting Director of Business Services, answers common questions about the program, which provides greater access to funding opportunities from foundations, and incentivizes individual donors…
Keep these red flags in mind when searching for jobs online and in initial steps of the recruitment process. Changing careers can be stressful enough without having to sift through faulty job listings. At NYFA, we do our best to exclude falsely advertised jobs from our Classifieds board, but these listings do appear from time…
Gigi Rosenberg, author of “The Artist’s Guide to Grant Writing,” shares advice on December 1 at 6:30 PM The NYFA Fiscal Sponsorship team is happy to host this special opportunity to learn Grant Writing best practices from author and artist coach Gigi Rosenberg. Fund Your Creative Project: Grant Writing for ArtistsDate: Thursday, December 1, 2016,…
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