The Linn County Cultural Coalition (LCCC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the development of arts, heritage, and humanities within Linn County, Oregon. Operating as a local ambassador of the Oregon Cultural Trust, the coalition distributes grant funding to support a wide range of cultural activities. These grants are designed to ensure Cultural Trust dollars benefit the entire county and are supplemented by local donations.

Since its inception in 2005, LCCC has provided over $178,000 in funding to 87 different organizations, supporting projects such as arts education, historical preservation, community theater, concerts, and library programs catering to diverse age groups. The program’s goal is to strengthen cultural initiatives that engage the community and preserve local heritage.

Eligible projects must align with the coalition's mission and include a clear summary, a marketing proposal, and a detailed project budget as part of the application. Applications for the 2025 grant cycle are due by February 1, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. The application form and further details can be accessed on the coalition's website.

Funding is available for organizations with projects that emphasize cultural enrichment and community involvement. Examples of funded activities include educational programs, historical restoration, and events that promote community engagement in cultural experiences. Applicants should carefully review the grant guidelines to ensure their projects meet the eligibility criteria.

The coalition encourages all interested parties to apply early and provide comprehensive documentation to increase their chances of securing funding. For additional information or support, applicants can contact the Linn County Cultural Coalition through the contact form on their website or by exploring their detailed grant guidelines.

This program exemplifies the coalition's commitment to fostering a vibrant cultural landscape in Linn County, ensuring that resources are distributed equitably and effectively to promote local arts and heritage initiatives.