Open call: BASA Cycle 4 supporting grants programme
08 Jan 2025 - 09:37
Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) is calling on eligible candidates to submit funding proposals for Cycle 4 of its Supporting Grants Programme.
The call is designed for projects that promote artistic excellence, foster social cohesion, and stimulate economic growth.
BASA’s Cycle 4 Supporting Grants Programme provides financial support to initiatives that align with its core goals. For full application criteria and guidelines, applicants should visit the BASA supporting grants page here. The application deadline is 24 January.
Prospective partners must submit a one-page letter of interest, including a project description, the business sponsor’s name, the type of sponsorship, and an endorsement letter from the sponsor.
Eligible applicants will be invited to submit thorough online applications, which will be evaluated based on factors such as project scope, impact, feasibility, and alignment with available funding. Projects that offer significant benefits to business sponsors will be prioritised, particularly when both the arts organisation and the sponsor(s) are BASA members.
“In the previous cycle, the Supporting Grants Programme allocated a total of R430,000.00 to support 13 impactful projects,” BASA supporting grants officer Sipho Mthiyane said. “These initiatives also attracted an impressive R3 463 000 in both cash and in-kind sponsorships from the business sector.
“This outcome highlights the ongoing dedication to cultivating meaningful and mutually beneficial partnerships between the business and arts sectors. By championing projects that inspire creativity and foster social engagement, we continue to bridge the gap between commerce and culture, enabling both industries to thrive together.”
All questions regarding this call should be sent to Sipho Mthiyane at [email protected].
View the original call here.
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