Every year in the United States, millions of dollars are distributed to artists – directly and indirectly – to support their work on special projects, in community concerts, and much more.
What can be funded?
What work of yours can be funded?
Where can you find these grants?
And what are the keys to successfully applying?
These two webinars cover the A-Z of leveraging grant funds for your work.
Here’s what we cover:
Ways To Be Eligible For Funding – there are many, and you can get really creative here!
What Can Be Funded – get crystal clear on this before going any further
Where To Find Grants – I’ve done lots of the legwork for you here, and will be offering a menu of options
Program length: 80+ minutes of content plus Q&A afterwards
Here’s what we cover:
What Grantors Want – this is a critical piece
Budgeting and Pricing Your Work – you’ll need to do this well
Submitting a GREAT Application – after enough bad ones, I’ve learned
Inside Look at a Successfully Funded Application – this one worked!
Program length: 60+ minutes of content plus Q&A
Unlimited private access to the recorded version of these events for one full year.
Get all your questions answered. I will answer every question sent to me for a full seven days after your recording is posted online.
I would suggest not spending any money on this if you think you won’t have much time to follow through.
I’ll be giving you a really solid roadmap for success in accessing grant funding for your work, but the rest is going to be up to you.
The more you put into this, the more you will get out of it. (And I’m here to answer all your questions for a full week afterwards.)
What you get:
Pay by credit card, with or without a PayPal account.
All further information will follow by email.
Dave Ruch has been a professional musician since 1992, and at this point, a significant portion of his concerts and other work is funded through grants.
A Buffalo NY-based performer and teaching artist, and Public Scholar for the New York Council for the Humanities, Ruch specializes in traditional and historical American music with banjo, guitar, mandolin, bones, spoons and more.
Dave is also very active in performing arts consulting, writing for The Huffington Post, CD Baby, Sonicbids, and Teaching Artist Journal, as well as his own marketing blog for artists “Educate and Entertain: A Great Living in the Arts.”
His work has been featured on PBS, CBS Sunday Morning, American Public Media, and on stages across North America and the United Kingdom.
Have questions or looking for booking information? Call Dave at 716-998-2001, or send him a message below.