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Grant Application Form - Juan de Fuca Performing Arts Centre Society

March 14, 2023Pages 321–3309 sections

Grant application for the 'Accessibility Project' to plan for maximum accessibility and inclusiveness at the proposed West Shore Arts and Culture Centre.

Amount requested: $2,000Total project budget: $36,000Application date: February 24, 2023Target project date: Summer 2023

Grant Application Form

Grant Applications must be received by the Town on or before March 1st of each year

Basic Information

For what type of grant are you applying?

Category:

  • Specific Project
  • Special Event
  • Program (annual operations)

Project / Event / Program Name & Description: West Shore Arts and Culture Centre: Planning for maximum accessibility and inclusiveness aka "Accessibility Project"

Grant amount applied for? $ 2000 % of project/event/program budget 5% Date the project, activity, event or program will occur: Summer 2023

Has your organization ever received grant funding from the Town? [x] Yes [ ] No

  • If yes, attach copies of printed material which acknowledged the financial support of the Town.

Has your organization received a permissive tax exemption from the Town? [ ] Yes [x] No

  • If yes, in what year(s)? __________

Does your organization issue grants to other organizations? [ ] Yes [x] No

  • If yes, you must demonstrate that any funding provided by the Town will not be used to fund grants to other organizations and attach it to this grant application form.

Attachments Required

  • Resolution of Board of Directors to request a Grant in Aid from the Town of View Royal. ** If there is no Board of Directors, a statement of request must be signed by the majority of the members of the non-profit or community organization.
  • Prior years financial statements of the organization.
  • Documentation Town funding will not be used to fund grants to other organizations (if applicable)
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About Your Organization

Legal Name of Organization: Juan de Fuca Performing Arts Centre Society Mailing Addr: __________ Operating at: __________

Ph: __________ Fax: __________ Email: __________ Contact: Judith Cullington Title: President Society Registration Number: S-0064886 Year Registered: 2015 Charity Registration Number: 79421 9725 RR0001 Year Registered: 2016 Year Founded: 2015 Fiscal year end: 31 / 12 (day / month)

List any other geographic areas in which your organization operates: West Shore including View Royal, Highlands, Langford, Colwood, Metchosin

Your Organization's Personnel

1) Organization Executive and Staff:

  • President: Judith Cullington
  • Secretary/Treasurer: Lee Colwill (Secretary)

Board Members:

  • Duc Le (Treasurer)
  • Al Lehmann
  • David Stocks
  • Dorothy York
  • Jim Bryant

2) List the staff or volunteer positions involved in carrying out the project:

Name and Position Paid Volunteer
Judith Cullington
Dorothy York
Steffan Pressuer
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Your Organization’s Objectives and Services

1) Describe your organization’s mission statement and how your services meet them: PACS' mission is to plan, promote, develop, construct and operate an arts facility that will accommodate a comprehensive range of cultural and community experiences. It will provide space for community and professional performances, as well as studio spaces for dance, music, fine arts and more. We have been working to raise awareness of the need for this facility, building partnerships, and developing a feasibility study to support this. This project will further those goals.

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Your Proposed Program Budget

1) Please list all expenses and sources of project revenue, including “in-kind” contributions from your (or any other) organization.

A. Income Last Fiscal Year (If program was in existence) This Fiscal Year (Proposed program budget)
Town of View Royal 2,000
Fees or Membership Dues
Government Revenue (specify below)
GIA from other West Shore 9,000
Interest income
Bingo revenues
Direct access revenues
Fundraising projects
Other Revenue (specify below)
BC Arts Council 25,000
TOTAL INCOME 36,000
B. Expenses Last Fiscal Year This Fiscal Year
Administration 1,000
Wages/Honouraria/Benefits
Supplies and Equipment
Major Capital Costs
Mortgage/Rent/Utilities
Fees (licensing, etc.)
Insurance
Advertising/Printing/etc. 3,500
Other (specify below)
Consultant fees 31,500
TOTAL EXPENSES 36,000
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Details of Your Organization’s Grant Request

1) Nature and goals of the project, program or event: PACS wants to ensure that the proposed arts and culture centre is highly accessible to people of all abilities (including those with physical or mental challenges), and inclusive of all (including gender- and neuro-diverse and BIPOC communities). PACS is working with the West Shore Arts Council, and has submitted a funding application to the BC Arts Council for $25,000 to support a consultant study that will connect with user groups to clarify their needs and desires, to research best practices from similar facilities, and identify potential sources of funding. The BC Arts Council funds a maximum of 75% of project costs (project budget $36,000). The remaining funds are being requested through GIA applications to all West Shore Councils. In addition, both West Shore Arts Council and PACS will be contributing volunteer time to oversee the project implementation and ensure a quality product. Project funders will be acknowledged in the consultant report.

2) Summary of direct and indirect benefits to the Town of View Royal: The CRD Stage One report clearly identified a lack of performance space in the West Shore, and a lack of truly accessible performance space throughout the entire CRD region. For residents throughout the West Shore, including View Royal, having a nearby arts and culture centre will reduce the time (and greenhouse gas emissions) in travelling downtown or elsewhere to enjoy performances, or take classes in music, art, drama, dance and more. Ensuring that the centre is truly accessible and inclusive means that it can be used by every resident of the region, including those who might otherwise find it hard to participate. In turn, this will make sure that the centre is well used at all times, helping to support a more balanced budget. The centre itself will bring economic benefit to View Royal given that the proposed location is on Island Highway. It will encourage the development of supporting facilities such as a hotel, restaurants, art supply stores and more.

Conditions of Funding

  1. The applicant must acknowledge the support of the Town in all printed and publicity material related to the project, event, or program;
  2. Funds must be used for the purpose for which they were requested. Any funds not used for the requested purpose must be returned to the Town.
  3. Funds will be released as follows: a. Grants in aid provided for annual programs will be released at 100% at time of approval by Council; b. Grants in aid provided for special projects or events will be released at 50% at time of approval by Council and 50% after receipt of the final report; c. Conditional grants in aid will be paid 100% upon satisfactory proof that the conditions, as set by Council, have been met.
  4. Organizations receiving grants from the Town shall provide an accounting of the project or program for which the grant was approved as follows: a. Where the grant in aid was for a specific project or event the applicant must submit a final report within 45 days after the project or event is complete. b. Where the grant in aid was in support of an annual program, the applicant must submit a final report within 60 days of the end of the organization’s fiscal year.
  5. An final report must include the following information: i. Evaluation of the project, event, or program; ii. Financial statement of actual revenue and expenses for the project, event or program; iii. Attendance figures, if applicable; iv. Number of participants in the project, event, or program; and v. Evaluation of the direct and indirect benefits to the Town.
  6. In the event that the project or program is not completed, the grant recipient organization must notify the Town as soon as practical and refund any grant funds that have been provided for that project.

Your Directors’ Declaration

We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that this application and all appended forms and/or documents contain a full and accurate account of all matters stated:

Name: Judith Cullington Title: President Date: 24 February 2023

Name: Lee Colwill Title: Secretary Date: 24 February 2023

Please submit your completed application to: Town of View Royal 45 View Royal Ave Victoria, BC V9B 1A6 www.viewroyal.ca Fax 250-727-9551 email: finance@viewroyal.ca

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Screen shot from JdF PACS website

https://building4thearts.com/join-support/sponsorship/

Our Sponsors

Montage of logos for Juan de Fuca Performing Arts Centre Society sponsors including AADMI Group, Colwood, Aragon Properties Ltd, District of Highlands, View Royal, Kaizen CRE Solutions Inc., District of Metchosin, Thom Klos Creative, Fairwind Creative, and Dempsey Design & Wellness.
Montage of logos for Juan de Fuca Performing Arts Centre Society sponsors including AADMI Group, Colwood, Aragon Properties Ltd, District of Highlands, View Royal, Kaizen CRE Solutions Inc., District of Metchosin, Thom Klos Creative, Fairwind Creative, and Dempsey Design & Wellness.
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Poster used during outreach 2022

Outreach poster for the Juan de Fuca Performing Arts Centre Society featuring the text "THE WEST SHORE NEEDS AN ARTS AND CULTURE CENTRE - You can help us build one" and listing various sponsors.
Outreach poster for the Juan de Fuca Performing Arts Centre Society featuring the text "THE WEST SHORE NEEDS AN ARTS AND CULTURE CENTRE - You can help us build one" and listing various sponsors.
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Motion approved February 17, 2023:

Moved by David Stocks, Seconded by Duc Le and CARRIED

That the JdF Performing Arts Centre Society apply to the Town of View Royal grant-in-aid program for the amount of $2,000, with funds used to support the study of enhanced accessibility and inclusiveness, and ongoing outreach and communications.

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Juan de Fuca Performing Arts Centre Society

Statement of Operations

For the Year Ended December 31

REVENUE 2022 2021 2020
Municipal Grants $31,700.00 $1,750.00 $1,780.00
Membership Dues $209.28 $272.00 $289.49
Smile Card Program $0.00 $571.00 $901.25
Donations $2,625.00 $178.90 $2,991.70
Other Income $20.00 $9.54 $418.02
$34,554.28 $2,781.44 $6,380.46
EXPENSES
Society Incorporation $40.00 $106.00 $40.00
Consultants $31,500.00 $2,678.50 $4,895.12
Corporate Membership $331.85 $55.00 $55.00
Promotion/Communications $2,154.32 $300.03 $414.71
Promotional Goods For Sale $0.00 $0.00 $750.40
Banking Charges $1.00 $5.00 $87.50
D&O Insurance $400.00 $400.00 $400.00
$34,427.17 $3,544.53 $6,642.73

| NET REVENUE | $127.11 | -$763.09 | -$262.27 |

Statement of Financial Position

As of December 31

2022 2021 2020
Beginning Net Assets $2,417.03 $3,180.12 $3,442.39
Plus: Net Revenue $127.11 -$763.09 -$262.27
Less: Equity and Liabilities $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
NET ASSETS $2,544.14 $2,417.03 $3,180.12

Financial Highlights

Juan De Fuca Performing Arts Centre Society accelerated its activities in 2022 thanks to the financial support from the City of Colwood and the business community. A feasibility study update of the West Shore Community Arts and Culture Centre was commissioned during the year to refresh a previous feasibility study in order to advance the project forward. Increased promotional activities also allowed the organization to engage the community into discussion of this community project and to raise its profile during the 2022 municipal election. This will pave the way to further engage community leaders in 2023.

The organization is grateful for the continuing financial support provided by the City of Colwood. A small operating surplus was achieved in 2022 after two years of deficit. The Society Directors meet regularly throughout the year mainly by video-conference. Board members contributed more than 700 in-kind hours in 2022. In addition, a collaboration with Royal Roads University resulted in a significant contribution of time by MBA learners, valued at about $80,000.

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Extracted from: 2023 03 14 Committee of the Whole Agenda - Agenda - Pdf