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Ignite Presque Isle Receives Donation & Grant

Ignite Presque Isle Receives Donation & Grant Ignite Presque Isle received a $50,000 donation from MMG (Maine Mutual Group) which dedicates the co-workspace and business center, and also supports the build out and renovations to the former Cooper’s Lounge. The space will be both shared space, dedicated desks, and independent offices for rent to businesses and individuals, said Jan Lucas, MBA, CEM, Community Manager. Also, the Maine Community Foundation gave a $25,000 grant from the Makerspace and Incubator Fund as recommended by the Start Up Scale Up advisors. Ignite Presque Isle will use the grant money for furniture and co-workspace equipment. Just a few weeks ago, the Maine Community Foundation awarded Ignite PI a $10,000 Community Building Grant.

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Arts and cultural festivals get funding boost

Hon Stuart Nash One of New Zealand’s oldest cultural festivals and a brand new youth festival are amongst four events to win grants to help them grow, attract new audiences, and boost local economies. Economic and Regional Development Minister Stuart Nash has announced new support from an incubator fund launched last year to provide seed and development backing for creative and cultural events. “Festivals in Auckland, Rotorua, Porirua and Christchurch have secured new investment to help them grow and broaden their reach to new audiences, so they can eventually be self-sustaining,” Mr Nash said. They are: The ARONUI Indigenous Arts Festival to be held in Rotorua in September 2021

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Aronui Indigenous Arts Festival gets $100,000 funding boost

Aronui Indigenous Arts Festival gets $100,000 funding boost 14 May, 2021 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read Rosie Belvie (left), Kahumako Rameka and Matiu Hamuera at the official opening of the Aronui Arts Festival in 2019. Photo / NZME Rosie Belvie (left), Kahumako Rameka and Matiu Hamuera at the official opening of the Aronui Arts Festival in 2019. Photo / NZME Rotorua Daily Post By: Supplied content The Aronui Indigenous Arts Festival is among four events to win grants to help them grow, attract new audiences, and boost local economies. Economic and regional development minister Stuart Nash has announced new support from an incubator fund launched last year to provide seed and development backing for creative and cultural events.

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BVI Incubator and Approved Funds – when and how to convert | The Lawyer | Legal insight, benchmarking data and jobs

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Palm Bay Music launches paid songwriting camps

Palm Bay Music launches paid songwriting camps Camps aimed at the underrepresented music industry BOUTIQUE MUSIC Publisher Palm Bay Music has announced the launch of four ground-breaking songwriting camps in partnership with Focusrite. There are still not enough equal opportunities that financially support those who are at the start of their music career Rhiannon Mair, Managing Director Palm Bay Music The writer development programme will pay young writers, producers and artists aged 18-25 a fee to write, be mentored, network and receive feedback from established industry professionals. The programme funded by Youth Music’s Incubator Fund, will particularly focus on supporting those who are who are LGBTQIA+, non-binary, Women, non-graduates, from less advantaged socio-economic backgrounds and of diverse ethnic heritage.

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