Grant Management
Congratulations on receiving an LRAC grant!
Publicity
All grantees are required to publicize their grant activities. This helps to ensure continued financial support for the arts from the Minnesota Legislature and McKnight Foundation.
Access tools to help with your publicity campaign by clicking the links below. Copies of publicity articles should be included in your grant's final report
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Credit Lines
Inviting your legislators to attend your grant event (if applicable) is a great opportunity to publicize your grant and for legislators to interact with their constituents. An acknowledgement of the grant funding may take place before or during intermission of a play or concert, at fundraiser dinners, at receptions for art exhibit openings, board meetings, etc. Your LRAC Board members may also be part of the event and acknowledgement. Contact LRAC for more suggestions.
LRAC Misuse of Funds Procedure
Beginning July 2019, LRAC implemented a new LRAC Misuse of Funds Procedure for all grants funded by the Minnesota Legislature and Minnesota’s Legacy Arts and Cultural Heritage Amendment. This includes the Project Grant, the Operating Support Grant, and the Legacy Individual, Legacy Organization and Local Government Legacy Grants.
All grantees are required to read the LRAC Misuse of Funds Procedure before signing their contract. Please be advised that there are tiered consequences for misuse of funds based on the amount of money and the organization’s actions. To review LRAC’s Misuse of Funds Procedure, click on the link below or contact LRAC directly.
LRAC Misuse of Funds Procedure
LRAC Conflict of Interest Policy
LRAC Board, review panels and staff observe strict procedures to prevent any conflict of interest in the processing, review and selection of grant awards. To review LRAC’s Conflict of Interest Policy, click on the link below or contact LRAC.
