McColl Award

Overview: The McColl Award was established in 2001 by the Arts & Science Council (ASC) to honor the significant role played by Hugh McColl Jr. and his wife Jane in advancing arts, science and history in Charlotte and Mecklenburg County. This program augments the Arts & Science Council’s commitment to the creative process, and preserves the legacy of Hugh and Jane McColl. Click here to view the full program guidelines and frequently asked questions.

Award Purpose: The purpose of the McColl Award is to invest in the creation of an original work. Through this award, the Arts & Science Council seeks to:

  • Commission new creative works
  • Inspire creative thinking in the presentation of creative product. Areas could include a unique approach to presenting programming or scientific/historical research projects resulting in exhibitions and/or publications.
  • Increase awareness, recognize excellence and build a greater appreciation for the creative process among the Charlotte-Mecklenburg community.

Eligibility: Mecklenburg County-based not-for-profit Organizations and Individuals are eligible to apply if they meet the eligibility criteria listed under the full program guidelines

Program Timeline and Deadline:

Required Workship:

Tuesday, December 7, 2010 from 5:30-7:30pm at the
Mint Museum RANDOLPH (2730 Randolph Road, 28207)

Letter of Intent (LOI):

due no later than Monday, January 31, 2011 at 12:00pm

Notification
of Finalists:

early March 2011 – by email

Finalists Presentation
to Panel:

early May 2011

Award Notification:

July 2011 at ASC’s Impact + Investment Event


 













Grant Amount: $25,000 will be awarded to one (1) project.

Match Requirement: While there is no match requirement, if the project budget exceeds The McColl Award request amount, applicants must specify the dollar amount and the source(s) of the match.

Frequently Asked Questions: Click here to view the full program guidelines and frequently asked questions.

How to Apply: The deadline for applications has passed. Please check back for future funding opportunities.

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