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Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Rozsa Foundation

The Rozsa Foundation is a philanthropic organization founded in 1990 that supports and strengthens the arts sector in Calgary and the Treaty 7 Region of Southern Alberta. It provides funding programs for arts organizations including Arts Leadership Residency Funding (up to $25,000), Capstone Project Funding (up to $5,000), Future Focus Funding, and Essential Cybersecurity for Arts Organizations. The foundation also offers training programs and storytelling supports to build leadership and management capacity in the arts community. View Rozsa Foundation's website for more information.
4 programs available
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    Arts Management Systems Funding

    Supports arts organizations’ management systems
    Alberta, Canada
    Eligible Funding
    • Maximum amount : 20,000 $
    Eligible Industries
    • Arts, entertainment and recreation
    Types of eligible projects
    TechnologyHuman ResourcesDigital Transformation
    Alberta, Canada
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    Grant and FundingOpen

    Future Focus Funding

    Funding for arts organizations planning strategic change
    Alberta, Canada
    Eligible Funding
    • Maximum amount : 25,000 $
    Eligible Industries
    • Arts, entertainment and recreation
    Types of eligible projects
    Alberta, Canada
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    Grant and FundingClosed

    Arts Leadership Residency Funding

    Funding for arts leadership residencies
    Alberta, Canada
    Eligible Funding
    • Maximum amount : 20,000 $
    Types of eligible projects
    Human Resources
    Timeline
    • Closing date : June 19, 2026
    Alberta, Canada
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    Audience Development Funding

    Supports arts organizations to grow audiences
    Alberta, Canada
    Eligible Funding
    • Maximum amount : 15,000 $
    Types of eligible projects
    Commercialization
    Timeline
    • Closing date : January 23, 2026
    Alberta, Canada

About Rozsa Foundation

What is the mission of Rozsa Foundation?

The Rozsa Foundation is a philanthropic, learning-focused organization that advances equitable leadership and management practices in the arts in Alberta through an integrated use of training, funding, and storytelling supports. We focus on learning and advocate for the arts as we believe that a knowledgeable, equitable, and thriving arts community can play a critical role in bringing about social change.

What type of organization is Rozsa Foundation?

Rozsa Foundation is a Foundation.

When was Rozsa Foundation founded?

Rozsa Foundation was founded in 1990.

What is Rozsa Foundation's official website?

Rozsa Foundation's official website is https://www.rozsafoundation.com/.

What else should I know about Rozsa Foundation?

Rôle de la Fondation Rozsa dans l'écosystème du financement

La Fondation Rozsa est un organisme philanthropic learn-focused qui avancé les pratiques de leadership et de gestion équitables dans les arts en Alberta. Elle utilise de manière intégrée la formation, le financement et le soutien au récit pour renforcer le secteur artistique de Calgary et de la région du traité 7.

Programmes de financement

La fondation offre plusieurs programmes de financement : le financement de résidences de leadership artistique (jusqu'à 25 000 $ pour des résidences de 6 à 12 mois), le financement de projets de synthèse pour les diplômés du programme Foundations (jusqu'à 5 000 $), le programme Futur Focus en trois phases (5 000 $ à 25 000 $), et le programme de cybersécurité en partenariat avec Technology Helps.

Éligibilité et processus de demande

Les programmes s'adressent aux organisations artistiques de Calgary et de la région du traité 7 de l'Alberta. Les critères d'admissibilité varient selon le programme. Les demandes sont évaluées selon des critères d'équité, de diversité et d'inclusion.

Historique et évolution

Fondée en 1990 par les Drs Ted et Lola Rozsa, la fondation a établi le prix Rozsa en 2003 pour reconnaître l'excellence en gestion artistique. En 2019, un deuxième prix a été ajouté pour célébrer le leadership au sein des conseils d'administration.