Arts Emergency Relief Grants
Grant Information
Application Deadline
03/26/2021
Purpose
To provide emergency funds to artists during the COVID-19 pandemic
Who's Eligible
Most SC practicing artists
Funding
Up to $500
Grant Period
July 1-December 31, 2020
Matching Requirement
None
About This Grant
Purpose
The purpose of this South Carolina Arts Commission (SCAC) grant is to support individual artists who have lost income related to their artistic practice due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
- The applicant must be
- a practicing artist in dance, music, opera, musical theatre, theatre, visual arts, design arts, crafts, photography, media arts, literature, and/or folk & traditional arts;
- a legal resident of the US and SC with a permanent residence in the state for at least one year prior to the application date and throughout the grant period; and
- 18 years of age or older at the time of application.
- The applicant must not be a degree-seeking, full-time student during the grant period.
A note for organizations
Due to limited available funds, SCAC is unable to post an open call for nonprofit organizations for FY21 Arts Emergency Relief Grants. Organizations that meet funding parameters and areas of priority will be directly emailed and provided an access code to apply. Organizations will be invited to apply in accordance with the following restrictions:
- Must either have, or have applied for, an FY21 SCAC operating support grant
- Must be currently registered with the S.C. Secretary of State’s Office
- May not be a university or unit of government
- Must not have received an SC CARES Non-Profit Relief Grant (PDF list of recipients). Because those grants far exceeded what SCAC is able to offer, and in order to maximize what we are able to give to each applicant, we are focusing funding on organizations that did not receive SC CARES awards.
- Applicants may submit only one FY2021 SCAC Arts Emergency Relief Grant application per deadline.
- Applicants may not duplicate emergency funds.
- Example: If your studio rental is $500, you may not receive $500 for that month’s rent from an SCAC Arts Emergency Relief Grant and $500 for that same month’s rent from another source of emergency funds (such as the NEA or SouthArts). You could, however, receive $250 from SCAC and $250 from another source, for a total of $500 for that month’s rent.
- The applicant must not have full-time employment beyond their work as an individual artist (a minimum of 50% of the applicant’s taxable income must come from their work as an artist).
- Only individual artists may apply for this grant. Ensembles, groups, or artist collaboratives may not apply.
Eligible financial losses include, but are not limited to, those which – due to the COVID-19 pandemic – resulted from an inability to
- teach arts classes or workshops;
- participate in paid residencies;
- perform, curate, or otherwise participate in paid gigs;
- display work in art galleries or museum shows;
- sell work at craft fairs or artistic conventions;
- offer services as a teaching artist.
Note: Applicants will need to provide documentation of lost income.
Any activities carried out within this grant must align with state guidelines regarding COVID-19.
Priority will be given to applicants
- Who reside in the SCAC’s FY21 Opportunity Initiative Counties:
- Allendale
- Calhoun
- Dillon
- Edgefield
- Laurens
- Lee
- Marion
- Marlboro
- Saluda
- Who reside in the federally-designated Promise Zone counties:
- Allendale
- Bamberg
- Barnwell
- Colleton
- Hampton
- Jasper
- Who did not receive an FY2020 SCAC Arts Emergency Relief grant.
- Who have not received any other FY2021 SCAC grants.
- Who have completed the S.C. Artists Pandemic Economic Impact Survey, conducted by SCAC and the Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelly Foundation.
Deadline
March 26, 2021
Applications may be submitted until 11:59 p.m. (Eastern Time) on the deadline date. However, please be aware that staff members will not be available to assist you with questions or technical difficulties after SCAC closes at 5:00 p.m. that day.
Grant Period
July 1-December 31, 2020
Funding
Up to $500
SCAC artist grant awards are considered taxable income.
Grant awards will be based on:
- panel review of the applications
- availability of funds, and
- Board approval.
Matching Requirements
None
How to Apply
Applications are accepted through our grants portal, which uses the Foundant platform. For frequently asked questions, registration instructions, and other helpful information, we highly recommend visiting the Foundant FAQ, before you begin working in the system.
You are urged to consider the Review Criteria (detailed in the “Review Process” section of these guidelines, under “After You Apply”) as you prepare your application materials. These criteria will be used to evaluate your application and determine the funding of your proposal.
As part of your application, you will need to upload documentation of income lost during the grant period, with dollar amounts shown. All documents will need to be combined into one file (acceptable file types: xlsx, xls, doc, docx, pdf, jpg, jpeg, gif, bmp). We strongly encourage you to prepare your file for upload before you visit the grants portal and begin your application. If you need assistance in this process, please contact grants@arts.sc.gov.
Documentation can include, but is not limited to
- Canceled contracts
- Emails and/or screenshots confirming cancellations
- Receipts for art sales during the grant period, along with evidence of cancellations or closures preventing additional art sales during that time
- Receipts, tax documents (please crop out or obscure any confidential or sensitive information, such as your Social Security number), or other written proof of previous income from an event, on which to base your expected income from that event during the grant period; e.g.,
- A tax document showing income from a 2019 event, along with emails or screenshots confirming cancellation of the 2020 event
- Receipts for art sales from July 1-December 31, 2019, with evidence of cancellations or closures preventing art sales from July 1-December 31, 2020
- A tax document showing income from a previously-taught class, along with emails or screenshots confirming cancellation of that class scheduled during the grant period
- Other written proof comparing income from a consistent event with income lost due to cancelation of that event during the grant period
- Other written proof comparing income from a similar time period with income lost during the grant period
Helpful Hint: To be eligible for the maximum award of $500, you will need to submit documentation that shows losses of at least $500. You do not need to submit documentation for all losses during the grant period.
The applicant must have an active account in the Foundant system.
- If you have previously used Submittable to apply for other SCAC grants or programs, please note that Foundant is a different system. Your Submittable credentials will not work; you will need a Foundant account to apply for this grant.
- If you have used the Foundant system as both an artist and as a contact for a school or organization, be sure you log on with the correct account to apply for this grant.
- Follow the “Apply” link below. The grants portal will open in a new browser tab or window.
- Log on, then click the “Apply” link at the top of your Applicant Dashboard.
- Find “Arts Emergency Relief” in the list of available grant applications, and click the “Apply” button to the far right.
Not quite ready to apply? You can preview the application before you create an account or start an application.
After You Apply
The Grants Team will review submitted applications for completeness and compliance with guideline and application requirements. A review panel of arts professionals, including SCAC program staff and management, will evaluate the applications based on the published Review Criteria and Priority areas. An applicant’s numerical rating and panel comments are available to them upon request. Staff will then develop funding recommendations, based on these evaluations and the availability of funds. Recommendations will be presented to the Board of Commissioners, which makes final award decisions. Award notification is expected by the end of April 2021.
Review Criteria
Artistry
- Applicant indicates a commitment to craft and level of activity in their artistic field.
- Applicant is a member of the S.C. Arts Directory
Financial Health
- Applicant shows evidence of income lost during July 1-December 31, 2020 as a result of COVID-19.
- Number of dependents
- Access to other sources of emergency relief
Priority
- Applicant resides within an SCAC FY21 Opportunity County
- Allendale
- Calhoun
- Dillon
- Edgefield
- Laurens
- Lee
- Marion
- Marlboro
- Saluda
- Applicant resides within a federally-designated Promise Zone county
- Allendale
- Bamberg
- Barnwell
- Colleton
- Hampton
- Jasper
- Applicant did not receive an FY2020 SCAC Arts Emergency Relief grant.
- Applicant has not received any other FY2021 SCAC grants.
- Applicant has completed the S.C. Artists Pandemic Economic Impact Survey.
If your application is funded, you (and your fiscal agent/receiver, if applicable) will enter into a contractual agreement with the South Carolina Arts Commission, and you must comply with all requirements stated in that contract. You will receive notification and instructions when your contract is available in our online grants management system. You must submit your completed Contract Packet, including signatures and other documentation as instructed, by the date indicated in the system. You must also complete all other assigned Follow Ups by the due date given.
Please note: Any significant revisions to grant-funded activities must be approved in writing, in advance, by SCAC.
Additional details about managing an SCAC grant are available on our agency website.
Grant Payments
Payment will be released upon receipt and approval of the grant contract.
Funding Credit
This grant program is funded by the South Carolina Arts Foundation. In addition to giving credit to the SCAC and the National Endowment for the Arts, grantees must also credit this source in all advertising, news releases, printed materials, and promotion and publicity.
Final Report
No Final Report is required for Arts Emergency Relief Grants.
Questions?
For additional information, please contact the Grants Team (grants@arts.sc.gov | 803.734.8695).
Grants Coaching
We also highly recommend a visit to our Grants Coaching webpage, for
- open coaching calls for artists,
- category-specific information for grant applicants,
- monthly topic sessions, and
- opportunities for one-on-one assistance.
Missed a group call or session? Look for the “Video” link to access a recording of that presentation.
FY20 Arts Emergency Relief Grants
The first round of SCAC Arts Emergency Relief Grants were awarded in June 2020, providing support to arts organizations and artists to offset losses caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Individual artists were eligible to receive up to $1,000; funding eligibility for organizations was determined by their budget size. The application period was April 29-May 15, 2020. The FY20 Relief Grant guidelines content is available as a PDF file.
FY20 Arts Emergency Relief grant awards totaled $506,736, funded in part by support from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) and the South Carolina Arts Foundation. A portion of CARES Act funding was granted to the NEA for distribution in part to state arts agencies like the SCAC. The subgranted funding was designated solely to provide relief to arts organizations in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The SCAC awarded 177 grants totaling $381,636 to South Carolina arts organizations. The Foundation and the donors to its South Carolina Artist Relief Fund campaign contributed around $50,000 of the $125,100 the SCAC spread among 168 individual artists.
TOTAL FY20 ARTS EMERGENCY RELIEF GRANT AWARDS | $507,736 | |
Grantee |
County |
Award |
---|---|---|
34 West Theater Company | Charleston | $3,888 |
701 Center for Contemporary Art | Richland | $3,554 |
Aaron Railey | Lexington | $500 |
Adalia Ellis | Florence | $750 |
Adam Crowell | Berkeley | $750 |
Aiken Center for the Arts | Aiken | $3,176 |
Aiken Civic Orchestra | Aiken | $327 |
Aiken Community Theatre Inc. | Aiken | $2,693 |
Aiken Performing Arts Group, Inc. | Aiken | $2,933 |
Aiken Symphony Orchestra | Aiken | $2,350 |
Andrew Mille | Charleston | $750 |
Angela Easterling | Greenville | $1,000 |
Anita Blewer | Charleston | $750 |
Ann Brodie’s Carolina Ballet | Richland | $1,384 |
Annette Dees Grevious | Orangeburg | $1,000 |
Annex Dance Company | Charleston | $625 |
Arianne King Comer | Charleston | $750 |
Arpad Darazs Singers | Lexington | $625 |
Art Forms and Theatre Concepts, Inc. | Charleston | $1,737 |
Art League of Hilton Head | Beaufort | $3,888 |
Art Pot Multicultural Group | Charleston | $500 |
Artists Collective | Spartanburg (f.k.a. West Main Artists Cooperative) | Spartanburg | $2,056 |
Artists’ Guild of Spartanburg | Spartanburg | $1,738 |
Arts Access South Carolina | Richland | $ 10,967 |
Arts and Heritage Center of North Augusta | Aiken | $1,385 |
Arts Center of Coastal Carolina | Beaufort | $2,978 |
Arts Council of Chester County | Chester | $3,359 |
Arts Council of Greenwood County | Greenwood | $4,998 |
Arts Council of York County | York | $4,421 |
Ballet Spartanburg | Spartanburg | $4,798 |
Barnwell County Arts Council | Barnwell | $625 |
Beaufort Symphony Orchestra, Inc. | Beaufort | $1,303 |
Belton Center for the Arts, Inc. | Anderson | $2,333 |
Benjamin Weiss | Charleston | $500 |
Black Creek Arts Council, Inc | Darlington | $2,842 |
Bobby Branton | Charleston | $1,000 |
Bonnie Boiter-Jolley | Richland | $750 |
Brandon Nichols | Dorchester | $750 |
Buddy Strong | Anderson | $750 |
Bullets and Bandaids | Spartanburg | $500 |
Burroughs-Chapin Art Museum | Horry | $4,798 |
Camela Guevara | Charleston | $700 |
Cameron Williams | Charleston | $500 |
Carolina Art Association | Charleston | $3,126 |
Carolina Crown | York | $2,994 |
Carolina Dance Collaborative | Greenville | $2,583 |
Carolina Master Chorale | Horry | $1,978 |
Carolina Youth Symphony | Greenville | $3,970 |
Caroline Harper | Richland | $750 |
Caroline Stetler | Charleston | $500 |
Carrie Creech | Greenville | $750 |
Catherine Fleming | Charleston | $750 |
Cathy Hunter | Colleton | $750 |
Centre Stage – South Carolina! | Greenville | $4,466 |
Chamber Music Charleston | Charleston | $2,450 |
Chantale Gagne | Charleston | $750 |
Chapin Community Theatre | Lexington | $1,500 |
Chapman Cultural Center | Spartanburg | $3,118 |
Charleston Academy of Music | Charleston | $4,998 |
Charleston Artist Guild | Charleston | $3,158 |
Charleston Concert Band/Charleston Community Band | Charleston | $625 |
Charleston Gaillard Management Co. | Charleston | $1,563 |
Charleston Jazz | Charleston | $1,014 |
Charleston Stage Company, Inc. | Charleston | $2,779 |
Charleston Symphony Orchestra | Charleston | $2,985 |
Cherokee Historical and Preservation Society, Inc. | Cherokee | $625 |
Christina Chastain | Lancaster | $750 |
Christina Laurel | Pickens | $500 |
Christopher Lane | Lexington | $750 |
Cierra Asmond | Richland | $750 |
Circle Theatre | Barnwell | $500 |
City of Abbeville, The | Abbeville | $625 |
City of Charleston-Cultural Affairs | Charleston | $3,126 |
Clemson University – Brooks Center | Pickens | $1,500 |
Coastal Ballet USA Inc | Charleston | $500 |
Coastal Youth Ballet Theatre | Horry | $1,489 |
ColaJazz Foundation | Richland | $1,000 |
Colleton County Arts Council | Colleton | $1,000 |
Colour of Music Festival | Charleston | $1,000 |
Columbia Baroque | Richland | $625 |
Columbia Children’s Theatre | Richland | $4,998 |
Columbia Choral Society | Richland | $868 |
Columbia City Ballet | Richland | $2,843 |
Columbia City Jazz Conservatory | Lexington | $2,373 |
Columbia Museum of Art | Richland | $3,126 |
Columbia Music Festival Association | Richland | $2,870 |
Columbia Stage Society, Inc | Richland | $4,265 |
Connie Lippert | Oconee | $1,000 |
CREATE Conway, Inc. | Horry | $625 |
Creative Stylez Dance Company | Richland | $1,500 |
Cris Sumpter | Charleston | $500 |
Cultural Arts Center Fountain Inn | Greenville | $1,000 |
Cynthia Gibson | Spartanburg | $750 |
Cynthia Huston | Charleston | $750 |
Dana Rose | Beaufort | $500 |
Dance Matters | Charleston | $349 |
Daniel Mumm | Charleston | $1,000 |
Darion McCloud | Richland | $1,000 |
Daryl Knox | Charleston | $750 |
David Russell | Kershaw | $500 |
Debra Sherrill-Ward | Charleston | $750 |
Dennis Breedlove | Florence | $1,000 |
Dillon County Theatre Association | Dillon | $500 |
Donellia Chives | Beaufort | $1,000 |
Douglas Berky | Pickens | $750 |
Electric City Playhouse | Anderson | $1,000 |
Elisabeth Clonts | Lexington | $1,000 |
Elizabeth Ringus | Barnwell | $750 |
Emily Miller | Charleston | $750 |
Emma Barnes | Beaufort | $400 |
Emrys Foundation | Greenville | $1,500 |
Engaging Creative Minds | Charleston | $4,277 |
Enough Pie | Charleston | $1,780 |
Ensemble Eclectica | Richland | $625 |
Eric Jordan | Charleston | $500 |
Erika McKelvey | Charleston | $750 |
Fernanda Ornellas Caggiano | Charleston | $750 |
Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County | Kershaw | $4,230 |
Florence County Museum | Florence | $2,566 |
Florence Little Theatre | Florence | $3,789 |
Florence Regional Arts Alliance | Florence | $2,221 |
Florence Symphony Orchestra | Florence | $3,110 |
Foothills Philharmonic | Greenville | $625 |
Foothills Playhouse | Pickens | $1,000 |
Footlight Players | Charleston | $3,473 |
Fort Lawn Community Center | Chester | $1,489 |
Friday Arts Project | York | $475 |
Friends of Tapp’s Arts Center | Richland | $496 |
Gateway Arts Center/Council | Oconee | $625 |
George Vanderford | Union | $750 |
Gerald (Jerry) Stevenson | Richland | $750 |
Gerard Erley | Richland | $750 |
Gerry Thompson | Horry | $1,000 |
Gino Castillo | Charleston | $750 |
Greater Anderson Musical Arts Consortium | Anderson | $3,164 |
Greenville Arts Festival | Greenville | $3,126 |
Greenville Center for Creative Arts | Greenville | $4,099 |
Greenville Chautauqua Society | Greenville | $2,666 |
Greenville Civic Chorale | Greenville | $2,768 |
Greenville County Youth Orchestra Association | Greenville | $1,901 |
Greenville Jazz Collective | Greenville | $625 |
Greenville Light Opera Works | Greenville | $2,851 |
Greenville Symphony Association | Greenville | $3,126 |
Greenville Theatre | Greenville | $2,800 |
Greenwood Community Theatre | Greenwood | $4,004 |
Greenwood Performing Arts | Greenwood | $3,554 |
Gregg Barfield | Anderson | $1,000 |
Gregory Boatwright | Lexington | $500 |
Gullah Traveling Theatre | Beaufort | $625 |
Gwendolyn McKinnon | Beaufort | $1,000 |
Hagood Mill Foundation | Pickens | $1,500 |
Harold Meers | Charleston | $750 |
Heal with HeARTS | Charleston | $625 |
HEART Inclusive Arts Community | Charleston | $1,000 |
Heather Martinez | Charleston | $750 |
Hilton Head Choral Society | Beaufort | $2,851 |
Hilton Head Dance Theatre | Beaufort | $1,000 |
Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra | Beaufort | $3,200 |
Hirona Matsuda | Charleston | $750 |
Hub City Writers Project | Spartanburg | $3,573 |
Igor Begelman | Greenville | $750 |
Institute for Patient-Centered Design, Inc. | Charleston | $500 |
International Ballet | Greenville | $2,215 |
Irene Yereb | Charleston | $750 |
James King | Greenville | $750 |
James Wilson | Bamberg | $1,000 |
Janet Kozachek | Orangeburg | $750 |
Jean Barlow | Lexington | $750 |
Jean Hein | Richland | $750 |
Jennifer Weiss | Charleston | $500 |
Jessica Reynolds | Anderson | $750 |
Jill Bahr | Charleston | $1,000 |
Jim Litzinger | Richland | $750 |
Jo Ann Graham | Beaufort | $750 |
John Abraham | Charleston | $750 |
John Benson | Spartanburg | $750 |
John Durham | Greenville | $750 |
John Holenko | Charleston | $750 |
John Miranda | Richland | $750 |
John Tudor | Lexington | $750 |
John Wilkie | Charleston | $750 |
Jonathan Miller | Charleston | $500 |
Joseph Innella | Charleston | $750 |
Julia Jones | Lexington | $500 |
Kaminer Haislip | Charleston | $750 |
Karen (Alicia) Leeke | Richland | $750 |
Kate Osmond | Charleston | $750 |
Katherine Fix | Richland | $750 |
Katherine Rausch | Spartanburg | $750 |
Kathryn Collins | Charleston | $750 |
Kathy Prosser | Oconee | $1,000 |
Katie Badgett | Dorchester | $750 |
Keith Davis | Greenville | $750 |
Keith Tolen | Richland | $750 |
Kelsey Hunt | Colleton | $500 |
Key Changes Therapy Foundation, Inc. | Lexington | $1,500 |
Kim Hunter | Charleston | $750 |
Kimberly Lucia | Charleston | $500 |
Kimberly Roberts | Lexington | $1,000 |
Kristin Benson | Spartanburg | $750 |
Kristin Hall | Lexington | $500 |
Kristin LaRoy | Greenville | $750 |
Kristy Bishop | Charleston | $1,000 |
Lacy Miller | Charleston | $750 |
Lake City Creative Alliance | Florence | $1,000 |
Lancaster County Council of the Arts | Lancaster | $2,768 |
Larry Hough | Lee | $1,000 |
Laura Amiger | Beaufort | $1,000 |
Lauren Smith | Charleston | $500 |
Lean Ensemble Theater | Beaufort | $1,000 |
Lee County Arts Council | Lee | $495 |
Leslie Madden | Charleston | $500 |
Lexington Community Band | Lexington | $1,500 |
Libby Imbody | Oconee | $1,000 |
Liz Reeder | Charleston | $500 |
Long Bay Symphonic Society, Inc. | Horry | $3,554 |
Margaret Hoybach | Dorchester | $750 |
Maria Mebane | Charleston | $1,000 |
Maria White Ceramics | Charleston | $1,000 |
Maribel Acosta | Charleston | $1,000 |
Marina Cantlon | Charleston | $500 |
Marionette Theatre of South Carolina | Richland | $4,998 |
Mark Rapp | Richland | $750 |
Market Theatre Company, The | Anderson | $2,333 |
Marlanda Dekine | Georgetown | $750 |
Marlboro Civic Center Foundation | Marlboro | $1,000 |
Maurice Gelpi | Berkeley | $750 |
McClellanville Arts Council | Charleston | $2,999 |
McCormick Arts Council at the Keturah | McCormick | $3,110 |
Melanie (Kellie) Jacobs | Charleston | $750 |
Melanie Minette Hand | Charleston | $500 |
Metropolitan Arts Council | Greenville | $3,126 |
Michael Daniel | Horry | $750 |
Michael Rodriguez | Dorchester | $750 |
Michael Story | Lexington | $750 |
Michaela Pilar Brown | Richland | $1,000 |
Michel McNinch | Richland | $1,000 |
Michele Blank | Charleston | $750 |
Mira Scott | Beaufort | $750 |
Morris Center for Lowcountry Heritage | Jasper | $2,538 |
Music Foundation of Spartanburg | Spartanburg | $3,346 |
Music in Landrum (Young Classicals) | Spartanburg | $625 |
Myllasa Riggins | Richland | $750 |
Myra Bowie | Charleston | $500 |
Nakeisha Daniel | Charleston | $750 |
Nancy Davidson | Charleston | $750 |
Natalie Daise | Georgetown | $750 |
Newberry Museum, The | Newberry | $1,000 |
Newberry Opera House Foundation | Newberry | $3,200 |
North Charleston Pops | Charleston | $2,851 |
Oconee Community Theatre | Oconee | $500 |
Orangeburg County Fine Arts Center | Orangeburg | $1,999 |
Palmetto Luna Arts | Richland | $625 |
Pat Conroy Literary Center | Beaufort | $3,074 |
Patricia Mixon | Lexington | $750 |
Patrick Marzett | Charleston | $500 |
Pawleys Island Concert Band | Georgetown | $625 |
Pawleys Island Festival of Music and Art | Georgetown | $1,978 |
Peace Center Foundation | Greenville | $2,880 |
Penelope Winslow | Chester | $750 |
Philip Lipton | Charleston | $750 |
Photo SC | Richland | $1,500 |
Port Royal Sound Foundation | Beaufort | $4,265 |
Preserving Our Southern Appalachian Music | Pickens | $1,385 |
Proud Mary Theatre Company | Spartanburg | $1,500 |
Public Works Art Center | Dorchester | $1,500 |
Puppetry Arts Theatre of Charleston | Charleston | $625 |
PURE Theatre | Charleston | $3,473 |
Quintin Chaplin | Charleston | $500 |
Redux Contemporary Art Center | Charleston | $4,998 |
Rensing Center | Pickens | $625 |
Responsible ARTistry, Inc. | Beaufort | $500 |
Richard Holgate | Charleston | $750 |
Robert Helmkamp | Charleston | $750 |
Robert Maniscalco | Dorchester | $1,000 |
Robert Reed | Charleston | $750 |
Rock Hill Symphony Orchestra | York | $1,500 |
Roderice Gilliam-Wheeler | Spartanburg | $750 |
Roy (Ike) Carpenter | Edgefield | $1,000 |
Russell Bratcher | Charleston | $1,000 |
S. C. Bach | Greenville | $625 |
Sadie Nichols | Dorchester | $750 |
Sallie Bowers | Charleston | $500 |
Sandlapper Singers | Richland | $1,385 |
Sandra Roper | Greenville | $500 |
Scott Henderson | Charleston | $750 |
Sculpture in the South | Dorchester | $875 |
Seacoast Artists Guild | Horry | $1,000 |
Seth Gangwer | Colleton | $750 |
Shelia Thompson | Charleston | $750 |
Sherard Duvall | Richland | $750 |
Sigal Music Museum AKA Carolina Music Foundation | Greenville | $3,110 |
Singers of Summerville | Dorchester | $1,500 |
South Carolina Artisans Center | Colleton | $2,221 |
South Carolina Children’s Theatre | Greenville | $2,667 |
South Carolina Philharmonic. Inc. | Richland | $2,961 |
South Carolina State Museum Foundation | Richland | $1,000 |
South Carolina Theatre Association | Greenville | $823 |
South Carolina Watermedia Society | Charleston | $971 |
South Carolina Writers Association | Richland | $1500 |
Southern Guitar Festival and Competition | Richland | $625 |
Spartanburg Art Museum | Spartanburg | $3,675 |
Spartanburg Little Theatre | Spartanburg | $4,242 |
Speaking Down Barriers | Spartanburg | $3,554 |
Spoleto Festival USA | Charleston | $2,694 |
Stacey Bradley | Charleston | $750 |
Stan Gill | Charleston | $750 |
Steam Ed Publishing/A Backpack Journalist | Charleston | $500 |
Stephen Webb | Charleston | $750 |
Sue-Ham Community Development Center | Williamsburg | $500 |
Sumter Civic Dance Company | Sumter | $625 |
Sumter County Gallery of Art | Sumter | $2,450 |
Susan Gregory | Charleston | $750 |
Susan Lenz | Richland | $750 |
Sweet Adelines International-Heart of Columbia | Lexington | $625 |
Sylvia Hiers | Orangeburg | $750 |
Sze Man Cecilia HO | Greenville | $1,000 |
Tate Nation | Charleston | $500 |
Teena Wilder | Sumter | $250 |
Theatre of the Republic | Horry | $2,553 |
Theatre on the Move Inc. | Greenville | $500 |
Thomas Garrett | Aiken | $500 |
Thomas Meddaugh | Charleston | $500 |
Thomas Williams | Charleston | $1,000 |
Timothy Davis | Greenville | $750 |
Timothy Lowry | Dorchester | $1,000 |
Timothy Young | Charleston | $1,000 |
Tom Poland | Richland | $500 |
Tomas Jakubek | Charleston | $750 |
Toni Coffman | Charleston | $750 |
Trané N’Chel | Charleston | $750 |
Trustus, Inc. | Richland | $2,779 |
Union County Carnegie Library | Union | $625 |
USC – Koger Center for the Arts | Richland | $1,500 |
Varna International Music Academy | Richland | $1,500 |
Victoria Glover | Lexington | $750 |
Village Repertory Co | Charleston | $3,634 |
Warehouse Theatre | Greenville | $4,466 |
Watering Hole Poetry Organization, The | Richland | $625 |
William Miller | Horry | $750 |
Wits End Poetry | Greenville | $1,777 |
Workshop Theatre of SC | Richland | $2,605 |
Yasufumi Ishida | Horry | $750 |
Zachary Zaba | Lexington | $750 |
Zandrina Dunning | Charleston | $500 |
Zoe Naselaris | Charleston | $750 |
Panelists
- Ce Scott-Fitts
- Dr. Sarah Lynn Hayes
- Kathleen “Kathi” Bateson
- Rusty Sox
- Victoria Smalls
- DéLana Dameron