Arts & Entertainment

8 Alameda Arts Programs Receive Grants

The CARES Act money was distributed by the County. Here's a list of local recipients...

The grants are keeping arts and cultural programs afloat in hard times.
The grants are keeping arts and cultural programs afloat in hard times. (Renee Schiavone/Patch)

ALAMEDA, CA — Alameda County has distributed $900,000 to 157 Alameda County nonprofit arts and cultural organizations through its Arts Relief Grant Program, including here in Alameda.

The CARES Act-funded grant program was established to help organizations affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

“The County recognizes that arts and cultural organizations are an essential part of our community and an instrumental aspect of our economic recovery,” said Melissa Wilk, Alameda County Auditor-Controller.

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The grants range in size from $3,150 to $15,750. All qualifying applicants received an award. The size of each grant was based on the organization’s operating budget.

Here are the Alameda grant recipients:

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  • Alameda Civic Ballet, $3,150
  • Altarena Playhouse, $3,150
  • ARTPUSH, $3,150
  • Frank Bette Center for the Arts, $3,150
  • Pacific Pinball Museum, $6,300
  • Rhythmix Cultural Works, $3,150
  • Soli Deo Gloria, $3,150
  • West End Arts District, $3,150

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