PAST RECIPIENTS

ART IN ACTION

2023 Grant Recipients

Applegate House

Canyonville Farmers Market

Victoria Carnate

Renee Couture

Elkton Community Education Center

Joseph Lane Middle School

Music on the Half Shell

Oakland School District

Riverbend Live!

Roseburg Public Library

Joe Ross

Southern Oregon Public Broadcasting

UACT

Umpqua Discovery Center Treasurer Chest

Umpqua Symphony Association

Umpqua Valley Farmers Market

Promotion of unity, Celebration of diversity

ART IN ACTION

IMPACT ON PAST RECIPIENTS

The grant I received from the DCCC made it possible for me to think bigger about my art. This generous support pushed me to reimagine my art and to take chances with it. I’m still reaping the benefits in my practice today.

SUSAN ROCHESTER

ARTIST

With funding from DCCC grants, thousands of at-risk youth, a majority in the foster care system, have been provided diverse multicultural art classes and field trips. For many of the youth, art is a life force. Thank you DCCC, we could not do these programs without your vital support.


VICTORIA CARNATE

ART INSTRUCTOR

The affirmation that comes with winning a grant from the DCCC validates my hard work, my ideas, and me as an artist. It means a lot to receive financial backing to pursue my work. 

RENEE COUTURE

ARTIST

WHAT THE DCCC DOES

Art in its many forms

Grants provided by the Douglas County Cultural Coalition have supported arts, heritage and humanities throughout our county since 2015.

ARTS

HERITAGE

HUMANITIES

MAKE A CONTRIBUTION TODAY!

Promote the arts + claim your tax credit

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Make a contribution to an eligible Oregon cultural non-profit

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Make a matching gift to the trust

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Claim your tax credit for your gift to the Oregon Cultural Trust

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