Past Grant Recipients

The Arts and Education Council provided funding for these arts and arts education programs in the 16 county St. Louis region.  Funding was provided through grants both directly through the A&E and through collaborative partnerships.

2011 Grant Recipients

Dance

Alexandra Ballet

ANNOYArts

Dances of India

Dance St. Louis

Modern American Dance Company

Saint Louis Ballet

Literary

Big River Association River Styx

St. Louis Storytelling Festival

Multi-Disciplinary

Center for Creative Arts (COCA)

Cinema St. Louis

College Bound

Grand Center, Inc. 

Hispanic Festival

Sheldon Arts Foundation

Sherwood Forest Camp

Springboard

St. Louis Public Radio

Music

Bach Society of St. Louis

Community Music School of Webster University

Innsbrook Institute

Jazz St. Louis

Maryville University

Show-Me Sound

St. Charles Municipal Band

St. Louis Chamber Chorus

St. Louis Children's Choirs

St. Louis Symphony

Performance

Black Cat Theatre

The Black Rep

Circus Arts Foundation of Missouri (Circus Flora)

Community Health-In-Partnership Services

Dramatic License Productions

First Run Theatre

Florissant Fine Arts Council

HotCity Theatre

Insight Theatre Company

Metro Theater Company

New Jewish Theatre

Opera Theatre of Saint Louis

Prison Performing Arts

Repertory Theatre of St. Louis

Shakespeare Festival St. Louis

Stages St. Louis

That Uppity Theatre Company

Union Avenue Opera

Visual

Chesterfield Arts

Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis

Craft Alliance

Laumeier Sculpture Park

St. Louis Artworks

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2011 Corporate Grant Recipients

In addition to funds granted directly through the Arts and Education Council, the following corporations awarded collaborative grants creating additional funding opportunities for arts and arts education programs in the Greater St. Louis area.

Learn more about the 2011 Corporate Grant Recipients by clicking on the corporations below.

Boeing

The 2011 Boeing/Arts and Education Collaborative Grants aimed at the development of future arts education leaders and range from $5,000 - $10,000.  Since 2008, The Boeing Company has invested $150,000 in 25 grants through this program.

Kresge

The Kresge Foundation from Michigan partnered with the Arts and Education Council to administer grants from $5,000 - $10,000.   The arts and arts education projects funded by this program engage a wide-spectrum of St. Louisans.

Maritz

The Maritz Arts and Education Fund for Teachers gave grants to individual schools and non-profit organizations to help engage students in being creative. Educational programs were supported with grants ranging between $500 and $5,000.

Monsanto

The goal of the Monsanto Rural Community Arts Education Program was to ensure that the arts remain accessible to all.  This program awarded $16,000 to programs that bring top-quality artists and entertainers to the region's rural communities.