🔷 California Arts Council // Grantmaker Portal (Fluxx Engine)

Grant Program: 2026 Arts & Cultural Youth Mentorship & Creative Corps Initiative (Application #CAC-2026-9482)

🔐 Authenticated User: Judy Flenoid (Authorized Grantee Lead) — SDYAMA Session Status: Active (Expires in 58m)
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Section 1: Applicant Legal Entity & Tax Identification

Official statutory applicant identity registered with the State of California.

Enter the full corporate name exactly as registered with the California Secretary of State and IRS (Max 150 chars).
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Format: XX-XXXXXXX
12-character alphanumeric code
Succinct statement of your organization's mission and civic purpose. Maximum 1,000 characters.
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Section 2: Project Narrative & Community Impact

Detailed scope of work, community challenges, and target youth reach.

Maximum 120 characters.
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Describe the proposed program activities, artistic disciplines, and mentorship curriculum. Maximum 3,000 characters.
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Explain the systemic barrier or artistic deficit in the targeted community and how this program promotes cultural equity. Maximum 2,500 characters.
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Detail quantitative participant targets, performance milestones, and skill acquisitions. Maximum 2,000 characters.
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Describe data collection instruments, student surveys, recital assessments, and attendance tracking. Maximum 1,500 characters.
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Section 3: Budget, Financial Stewardship & Request Amount

Grant request calculations and expense allocations.

Requested amount must be between $10,000 and $50,000.

Section 4: Mandatory Document Uploads & Exhibits

Upload required verification PDFs.

âš–ī¸ Statutory Certification & Signature

By submitting this application, the Authorized Organization Representative (AOR) certifies under penalty of perjury that all information is true, correct, and authorized by the governing board.