Doris Duke Charitable Foundation

Note: Grants listed below reflect only new commitments made by the DDCF Arts Program in 2010, a number of which support re-granting activities over several years. Commitments made by DDCF in prior years often still offer re-grants to nonprofit arts organizations and artists. For the full range of grants opportunities currently available, interested grant seekers should visit the Arts Program’s Grantmaking Process & Funding Opportunities section.

ARTISTIC CREATION & DISTRIBUTION

Creative Capital Foundation

$2,630,000 over 4 years
New York, NY – To support the Multi-Arts Production Fund’s re-grants for the creation of innovative and/or multicultural new work in contemporary dance, jazz and/or theatre or in interdisciplinary work grounded in at least one of those fields.
www.creative-capital.org

Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation Inc.

$71,725 over 15 months
Baltimore, MD – To support the French-American Jazz Exchange, a program that supports the creation of new jazz works created collaboratively by musicians from the United States and France.
www.midatlanticarts.org

Newark Public Radio Inc.

$50,000 over 2 years
Newark, NJ – To support production and distribution of segments of the nationally syndicated radio series “JazzSet with Dee Dee Bridgewater” that feature new jazz works commissioned through Chamber Music America’s DDCF-funded New Jazz Works program.
www.wbgo.org

New England Foundation for the Arts

$3,330,000 over 2 years
Boston, MA – To continue support for the National Dance Project, a national program that supports the creation, touring and performance of contemporary dance.
www.nefa.org

ORGANIZATIONAL TRANSFORMATION

EmcArts Inc.

$1,600,000 over 20 months
New York, NY – To support 11 competitively selected arts organizations to develop innovative new practices through the Innovation Lab for the Performing Arts.
www.emcarts.org

DDCF Continuing Innovation Program
(administered by DDCF)

$1,194,335 over up to 18 months
To support 8 arts organizations to continue innovative new practices previously launched through the DDCF-supported Innovation Lab for the Performing Arts, the Fund for National Projects, Jazz.Next, Engaging Dance Audiences or the Creative Campus programs:

• Appalshop, Inc.
  $152,150 over 18 months
  Whitesburg, KY - To support continued development of an interactive web platform, national database and multiple organizational partnerships associated with the Thousand Kites project.
  http://appalshop.org
  
  
• Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Co.
  $150,000 over 18 months
  New York, NY – To support costs associated with the merger with Dance Theater Workshop to form New York Live Arts.
  www.billtjones.org
  
  
• Fractured Atlas Production
  $150,000 over 18 months
  New York, NY – To support the development of ATHENA Tix, an open source ticketing platform for the national performing arts community.
  www.fracturedatlas.org
  
  
• HERE Arts Center
  $150,000 over 18 months
  New York, NY – To support HERE: On Demand, a re-envisioning of HERE’s online platforms.
  www.here.org
  
  
• National Public Radio
  $151,400 over 1 year
  Washington, DC – To advance NPR’s jazz offerings online and on the radio, incorporating technological innovations to create a jazz listening club and forward jazz appreciation, education and innovation.
  www.npr.org/jazz
  
  
• University Musical Society
  $151,900 over 18 months
  Ann Arbor, MI – To support The Virtual Lobby: Connecting Artists and Audiences in New Spaces, Online and Off.
  www.umslobby.org
  
  
• Wesleyan University
  $136,585 over 18 months
  Middletown, CT – To support new strategies for infusing generative artists into curricular and co-curricular life around environmental issues, building on lessons learned from the Feet to the Fire project.
  www.wesleyan.edu
  
  
• Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
  $152,300 over 18 months
  San Francisco, CA – To support YBCA: CONNECT programs designed to promote an immersive visitor experience through live and digital media experiences that target pre-, during and post- performance components.
  www.ybca.org

NATIONAL SECTOR BUILDING

Fund for National Projects (administered by DDCF)

$1,482,962
To support 10 organizations to undertake projects with the potential to advance the health of the national jazz, contemporary dance, theatre and/or presenting fields, and to expand the nature of services and programs available to those same fields:

• Actors Fund of America
  $160,000 over 2 years
  New York, NY - To support The Dancers' Health Insurance Resource Center, which will provide national counseling for small nonprofit dance companies, dancers and their families on insurance options and subsidies available prior to 2014's national mandates.
  www.actorsfund.org
  
  
• Arena Stage
  $148,143 over 1 year
  Washington, DC - To support From Scarcity to Abundance – Capturing the Moment for the New Work Sector, which will convene as many as 100 participants from a broad cross-section of America’s new play sector with the goal of strengthening the environment and advancing the effectiveness of new dramatic work nationwide.
  www.arenastage.org
  
  
• DanceWorks/Pentacle
  $60,000 over 2 years
  New York, NY - To expand the Help Desk program, which analyzes and strengthens the administration and infrastructure of contemporary dance in the US through pilot programs in targeted cities, research, and regional and national convenings.
  www.pentacle.org
  
  
• Danspace
  $200,000 over 2.5 years
  New York, NY - To develop and promote a pilot called the Institute for Curatorial Practice in Performance (ICPP), which will support the practice of curatorial process, contribute to curriculum development and support the creation of new movement-based work.
  www.danspace.org
  
  
• EmcArts Inc.
  $115,207 over 2 years
  New York, NY - To leverage local investment in the New Pathways for the Arts Initiative to help foster a culture of innovation and healthy organizational change for arts organizations operating in non-metropolitan communities, which employs community-wide convenings for local arts leaders, and a core program in which selected organizations focus on developing and prototyping innovative strategic responses to major challenges.
  www.emcarts.org
  
  
• Future of Music Coalition
  $150,000 over 2 years
  Washington, DC - To support a two-year, multi-method research project on Artist Revenue Streams that will collect qualitative and quantitative information from US musicians, composers and songwriters about the ways they generate income from their music or performances, and whether their income sources have changed over the past ten years.
  http://futureofmusic.org
  
  
• New York Public Library
  $198,612 over 2 years
  New York, NY - To increase digital access to audio-visual dance collections.
  www.nypl.org
  
  
• On The Boards
  $200,000 over 2 years
  Seattle, WA - To expand the Presenting Online Partnership Program for contemporary performance.
  www.ontheboards.org
  
  
• Pangea World Theater
  $75,000 over 2.5 years
  Minneapolis, MN - To work with six national performing arts networks to develop a vision and model for a pilot program called the National Directing and Ensemble Creation Institute, dedicated to training the next generation of theater artists of color, and for peer dialogue and exchange.
  http://pangeaworldtheater.org
  
  
• Theatre Bay Area
  $176,000 over 21 months
  San Francisco, CA - To support the national Intrinsic Impact: Measuring How Live Theatre Affects Emotional, Intellectual and Spiritual Growth in Audiences survey, and the creation of a low-cost model for broad replication of this research.
  www.theatrebayarea.org
  
  

The Pop Tech Institute

$50,000 over 1 year
Camden, ME – To support leadership development for emerging leaders through participation in the Pop Tech Social Innovation Fellows Program.
www.poptech.org

National Sector Building

To support select national memberships, planning at national organizations, and/or research convenings that will inform DDCF planning:

• Asian Americans/ Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy
  $2,500 over 1 year
  San Francisco, CA – To support membership. 
  www.aapip.org
  
  
• Association of Performing Arts Presenters
  $25,000 over 3 months
  Washington, DC – To support the Arts Presenting and the New Realities Forums.
  www.apap365.org
  
  
• Chamber Music America
  $25,000 over 10 months
  New York, NY – To support national conversations with the jazz community.
  www.chamber-music.org
  
  
• Consortium of Asian American Theaters and Artists
  $25,000 over 11 months
  New York, NY – To support national conversations at the Third National Asian American Theatre Conference and Festival.
  www.caata.net
  
  
• Dance USA
  $20,000 over 5 months
  Washington, DC – To support the U.S. delegation to the 2010 Internationale Tanzmesse.
  www.danceusa.org
  
  
• Grantmakers in the Arts
  $40,000 over 19 months
  Seattle, WA – To support GIA’s online communications initiative.
  www.giarts.org
  
  
• National Alliance for Musical Theatre, Inc.
  $25,000 over 9 months
  New York, NY – To support strategic planning and a capacity assessment.
  www.namt.org
  
  
• National Association of Latino Arts and Culture
  $25,000 over 10 months
  San Antonio, TX – To support national conversations on leadership and transition, organizational development and aesthetics within the Latino arts field.
  www.nalac.org 
  
  
• National Performance Network Inc.
  $25,000 over 2 months
  New Orleans, LA – To support an economic impact survey assessing the impact of the recession on NPN’s member organizations and artists.
  www.npnweb.org
  
  
• National Performance Network Inc.
  $15,000 over 4 months
  New Orleans, LA – To support a program profitability model and scenario planning analyses to strengthen NPN's fiscal health.
  www.npnweb.org 
  
  
• Teachers College Columbia University
  $36,280 over 1 year
  New York, NY – To support design and printing of Still Kicking, a Study of Aging Professional Performing Artists.
  www.tc.columbia.edu
  
  
• Theatre Communications Group Inc.
  $25,000 over 7 months
  New York, NY – To support Field Conversations: Revisiting the Artistic Home.
  www.tcg.org
  
  

OTHER

The Arts Program has extremely limited resources that can support select projects outside of existing DDCF initiatives. In general, these projects cannot be accommodated through existing DDCF grant programs; are time sensitive; and have implications for the larger national field and not just for the applicant organization. 

Aaron Davis Hall, Inc.

$25,000 over 5 months
New York, NY – To support a project directed at financial stabilization.
www.harlemstage.org

Joyce Theater Foundation Inc.

$65,000 over 3 months
New York, NY – To support ongoing operations and the presentation of dance companies throughout the United States.
www.joyce.org

Tectonic Theater Project Inc.

$45,000 over 3 months
New York, NY – To support the national tour of the Laramie Project Revisited.
www.tectonictheaterproject.org

ARTISTIC CREATION & DISTRIBUTION

Dance

New England Foundation for the Arts

$295,740 over 4 months
Boston, MA - To provide supplemental core operating support to organizations selected to receive National Dance Project Production and Touring grants in 2009.
www.nefa.org

Jazz

Chamber Music America

$180,000 over 16 months
New York, NY – To provide supplemental core operating support to organizations selected to receive jazz presenting and residency re-grants in 2009-2011.
www.chamber-music.org

French American Cultural Exchange

$55,000 over 2 months
New York, NY – To support an evaluatory meeting of the French American Jazz Exchange Program.
www.facecouncil.org

Multi-Disciplinary Performing Arts

Creative Capital Foundation

$427,800 over 16 months
New York, NY – To provide supplemental core operating support to organizations selected to receive Multi-Arts Production Fund grants in 2009-2010.
www.creative-capital.org

ORGANIZATIONAL TRANSFORMATION

Amherst H. Wilder Foundation

$50,000 over 2 years
Saint Paul, MN – To create the Doris Duke Leaders in the Arts Fund to subsidize participation of leaders in the fields of dance, jazz, presenting and theatre in the James P. Shannon Leadership Institute.
www.wilder.org

Arts Midwest

$5,000 over 1 month
Minneapolis, MN – To support professional development sessions at the 2009 Midwest Arts Conference.
www.artsmidwest.org

Association of Performing Arts Presenters

$310,000 over 1 year
Washington, DC – To provide supplemental core operating support to organizations selected to receive Creative Campus Innovations Grants in 2010.
www.artspresenters.org

Dance/USA

$255,750 over 16 months
Washington, DC – To provide supplemental core operating support to organizations selected to receive Engaging Dance Audiences project grants in 2009-2010.
www.danceusa.org

EmcArts, Inc.

$93,000 over 4 months
New York, NY - To provide supplemental core operating support to organizations selected to receive 2009 project grants through the Innovations Lab for the Performing Arts.
www.emcarts.org

Jazz at Lincoln Center

$75,000 over 9 months
New York, NY – To support Jazz at Lincoln Center’s customer relationship management initiative.
www.jalc.org

LA Stage Alliance

$50,000 over 7 months
Los Angeles, CA – To support expansion of LA Stage Alliance’s customer relationship management system.
www.lastagealliance.com

Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation

$210,800 over 16 months
Baltimore, MD – To provide supplemental core operating support to organizations selected to receive project grants in 2009-2010 through the Jazz.NEXT program.
www.midatlanticarts.org

Theatre Communications Group

$2,500,000 over 5.25 years
New York, NY – To support Rounds 10 and 11 of the New Generations Program, a national re-granting initiative that nurtures emerging theatre practitioners through a hands-on mentoring program and strengthens the efforts of theatres to extend their reach to more diverse audiences and engage more deeply with their communities.
www.tcg.org

Theatre Communications Group

$711,746 over 28 months
New York, NY – To provide supplemental core operating support to organizations selected to receive New Generations Program grants in 2009-2011.
www.tcg.org

NATIONAL SECTOR BUILDING

Fund for National Projects

The following 8 organizations were selected in 2009 to receive grants totaling $1,075,650 for national projects:

August Wilson Center

$100,000 over 15 months
Pittsburgh, PA – To support the National Black Theater Initiative Convening, a national gathering of Black playwrights and theater practitioners to identify critical issues of common concern and plan for collaborative development.
www.augustwilsoncenter.org

Center for Jazz Studies, Columbia University

$110,000 over 2 years
New York, NY – To implement, in collaboration with American Composers Orchestra, a two-part Jazz Composers Orchestra Institute consisting of a five-day Intensive (part one) and Readings and Concert (part two).
www.jazz.columbia.edu

DANCECleveland

$120,000 over 2 years
Cleveland, OH – To support a consortium comprised of DANCECleveland, Dance St. Louis and Dance Affiliates-Philadelphia to stem the decline of dance in the Midwest via the stimulation of presenter growth, enhanced opportunities for dance companies and presenter mentorships.
www.dancecleveland.org

Fractured Atlas

$100,000 over 1 year
New York, NY – To develop ATHENA Tix, a new open-source ticketing application for the national performing arts community.
www.fracturedatlas.org

Jazz Arts Group of Columbus

$200,000 over 21 months
Columbus, OH – To support the Jazz Audience Initiative, which will develop strategies to overcome perceptual, practical and experiential barriers to participation in jazz performance, as well as develop strategies to expand jazz audiences.
www.jazzartsgroup.org

Leveraging Investments in Creativity

$145,650 over 2 years
New York, NY – To support the National Health Insurance for Artists Initiative, which connects independent performing artists with information on access to affordable health insurance and health care, and provides knowledge building and advocacy efforts that engage performing artists in national and local policy discussions.
www.lincnet.net

Network of Ensemble Theaters

$150,000 over 2.25 years
Los Angeles, CA – To support the design, pilot phase and evaluation/ documentation of the Ensembles All-together Building Capacity (Ensembles ABC) Program, which will use field experts and peer exchange to build ensembles’ organizational capacity, secure the artistic future of ensemble theater-making, and share ensembles’ expertise in group leadership process and practice.
http://ensembletheaters.net

Youth Speaks

$150,000 over 19 months
San Francisco, CA – To support the LIFE branding initiative, which will host eco-equity interdisciplinary performance events in parks in underserved neighborhoods in a community-based convening that intersects environmental activism, interdisciplinary performance and next-generation artistic creation.
www.youthspeaks.org

National Sector Building

Dance/USA

$60,000 over 20 months
Washington, DC – To support Dance/USA’s internal leadership transition process.
www.danceusa.org

Grantmakers in the Arts

$50,000 over 1 year
Seattle, WA – To support core programs and services and the 2009 annual conference.
www.giarts.org

National Performance Network

$15,970 over 4 months
New Orleans, LA – To support a Nonprofit Business Analysis conducted by the Nonprofit Finance Fund.
www.npnweb.org

New England Foundation for the Arts

$34,030 over 5 months
Boston, MA – To support the National Dance Project convening.
www.nefa.org

ARTISTIC CREATION & DISTRIBUTION

Jazz

Chamber Music America

$2,215,000 over 4.3 years
New York, NY – To support the creation, performance and/or recording of new work by composer-led jazz ensembles; increase audience engagement with jazz by supporting residency opportunities at jazz presenting organizations; support international collaborations between American and French jazz artists; and offer professional development services to jazz artists.
www.chamber-music.org

Multi-Disciplinary Performing Arts

Creative Capital Foundation

$1.2 million over 3 years
New York, NY – To support project grants and professional development programs for performing artists in contemporary dance, jazz, theatre and live interdisciplinary art.
www.creative-capital.org

National Performance Network

$3,527,186 over 4 years
New Orleans, LA – To support commissions of new work; national touring of contemporary performing artists and companies; international collaborations; and strengthening of the network through annual national and regional meetings.
www.npnweb.org

ORGANIZATIONAL TRANSFORMATION

Association of Performing Arts Presenters

$2 million over 3.5 years
Washington, DC – To renew support for the Creative Campus Innovations Grant Program, which supports cross-campus interdisciplinary collaborations that reposition the work of presenters and performing artists into the broader academic setting.
www.artspresenters.org

Dance/USA

$1.5 million over 3 years
New York, NY – To support the launch of Engaging Dance Audiences, a re-granting program designed to identify and support new strategies in developing and growing the national audience for dance.
www.danceusa.org

EmcArts Inc.

$1,500,000 over 1.5 years
New York, NY – To support the implementation of an Innovation Lab for the Performing Arts, a re-granting program designed to strengthen producing and presenting organizations in theatre, contemporary dance and jazz through preparation, development and initial implementation of innovative strategies.
www.emcarts.org

Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation

$1,000,000 over 3 years
Baltimore, MD – To fund the implementation of jazz.NEXT, a re-granting program designed to support pilot projects that incorporate technology in substantive and innovative approaches to audience development, marketing, distribution, networks and communications in the field of jazz.
www.midatlanticarts.org

Theatre Communications Group

$1 million over 4 years
New York, NY – To support the ninth round of the New Generations Program, a national re-granting program that supports mentorships for emerging leaders and innovative audience development projects.
www.tcg.org

NATIONAL SECTOR BUILDING

The Pew Charitable Trusts

$1 million over 3.5 years
Philadelphia, PA – To support the expansion of the Cultural Data Project, a standardized Web-based financial data collection and dissemination system for nonprofit arts organizations that would strengthen the financial management of those same nonprofits, improve grantmaking practices and analysis, and create a body of quantifiable information that would prove useful in advocacy and policy arenas.
www.pewtrusts.org

Fund for National Projects

The following organizations were selected in 2008 to receive grants totaling $700,000 for five national projects:

Dance Heritage Coalition

$136,000 over 19 months
Washington, DC – To support the national Dance Heritage Leadership Forum, which will convene prominent professionals to provide vision and guidance for the field of dance heritage over the next decade.
www.danceheritage.org

Gertrude Stein Repertory Theatre for the
Digital Performance Institute

$82,000 over 21 months
New York, NY – To build and establish a national multi-disciplinary and publicly accessible performing arts production/ artist database.
www.digitalperformance.org

MAPP International Productions

$200,000 over 2.25 years
New York, NY – To support the African Contemporary Arts Consortium, which seeks to strengthen equitable cultural exchange between the U.S. performing arts community and artists and arts organizations on the African continent.
http://mappinternational.org

Quest: Arts for Everyone

$82,000 over 2 years
Lanham, MD – To support QuestFest 2010, an international visual theatre festival that will take place in January 2010.
www.quest4arts.org

Theatre Bay Area

$200,000 over 10 months
San Francisco, CA – To support the national launch of Free Night of Theater in the fall of 2008 in more than 100 cities.
www.theatrebayarea.org

ARTISTIC CREATION & DISTRIBUTION

Theatre

Association of Performing Arts Presenters

$500,000 over 2 years
Washington, DC – To support a third and final round of the Ensemble Theatre Collaborations Grant and Travel Subsidy Program, cultivate new or expanded funding resources, and document and disseminate lessons learned to the presenting and theatre fields.
www.artspresenters.org

Multi-Disciplinary Performing Arts

Creative Capital Foundation

$3,300,000 over 3 years
New York, NY – To support the Multi-Arts Production Fund, a national initiative that supports innovative and cross-cultural project creation in dance, theatre and music.
www.creative-capital.org

ORGANIZATIONAL TRANSFORMATION

Nonprofit Finance Fund

$15,125,000 over 5.75 years
New York, NY – To launch the Leading for the Future: Innovative Support for Artistic Excellence initiative, which will provide transformational capital and tailored advisory services over four to five years for up to 10 leading performing arts organizations in the contemporary dance, jazz, presenting and theatre fields as they reposition themselves in bold and innovative ways for the future.
www.nonprofitfinancefund.org

NATIONAL SECTOR BUILDING

Core Support Grants for National Organizations

The following eight national arts organizations were selected in 2007 to receive core support grants from DDCF totaling $5 million:

Association of Performing Arts Presenters

$1.12 million over 4 years
Washington, DC – To provide general operating support and support to build cash reserves.
www.artspresenters.org

Chamber Music America

$400,000 over 4 years
New York, NY – To support organizational costs associated with programs and services for the jazz field.
www.chamber-music.org

Creative Capital Foundation

$330,000 over 3 years
New York, NY – To support organizational costs associated with programs and services for the dance, jazz, presenting and theatre fields.
www.creative-capital.org

Dance/USA

$500,000 over 4 years
Washington, DC – To provide general operating support and support to build cash reserves.
www.danceusa.org

National Association of Latino Arts and Culture

$145,000 over 4 years
San Antonio, TX – To support organizational costs associated with programs and services for the dance, jazz, presenting and theatre fields, and to build cash reserves.
www.nalac.org

National Performance Network

$350,000 over 4 years
New Orleans, LA – To provide general operating support for this national network of performing arts presenters.
www.npnweb.org

Nonprofit Finance Fund

$755,000 over 4 years
New York, NY – To support organizational costs associated with programs and services for the dance, jazz, presenting and theatre fields.
www.nonprofitfinancefund.org

Theatre Communications Group

$1.4 million over 4 years
New York, NY – To provide general operating support and support to build cash reserves.
www.tcg.org

Fund for National Projects

The following four organizations were selected in 2007 to receive grants totaling $500,000 for national projects:

Leveraging Investments in Creativity

$150,000 over 2 years
New York, NY – To support the National Health Insurance for Artists Initiative, which seeks to increase access to affordable health care for artists and improve the delivery and structure of such services.
www.lincnet.net

Mu Performing Arts

$100,000 over 3 years
Minneapolis, MN – To support strategic planning, a 2009 conference and a 2010 festival in Minneapolis for the National Asian American Theatre Project, which is a consortium of Asian American theatres in the U.S.
www.muperformingarts.org

Opera America, Inc.

$100,000 over 6 months
New York, NY – To support the 2008 National Performing Arts Convention in Denver, Colorado.
www.nationalperformingartsconvention.org

Urban Institute

$150,000 over 1.5 years
Washington, DC – To analyze services and living/ work conditions for individual artists in the United States as a follow-up to the 2003 Investing in Creativity: A Study of the Support Structure for U.S. Artists.
www.urbaninstitute.org

10th ANNIVERSARY GRANT

DDCF awarded the following grant in recognition of its 10th anniversary of grant-making (more details):

New York Public Library for the Performing Arts

$1 million over 2 years
New York, NY – To document DDCF-funded works and conduct oral histories of DDCF-funded artists in contemporary dance, jazz and theater for its collections, as well as preserve deteriorating archival footage of Martha Graham.
www.nypl.org

DANCE

American Dance Festival

$2,100,000 over 1.5 years
Durham, NC – To provide artistic programming and matching endowment support for the Doris Duke Awards for New Work, which support the creation and presentation of dance works by established, mid-career and emerging choreographers.
www.americandancefestival.org

New England Foundation for the Arts

$5,800,000 over 5 years
Boston, MA – To continue support for the National Dance Project, which supports commissioning, production and touring of dance.
www.nefa.org

THEATRE

Theatre Communications Group

$2,000,000 over 5 years
New York, NY – To administer the seventh and eighth rounds of the New Generations Program, a re-granting program that provides support to nonprofit theaters for mentoring future leaders, audience development projects and international fellowships.
www.tcg.org

Leading National Ensemble Theatres

Seven ensemble theatre companies of national significance were selected in 2006 to receive artistic program grants through the Leading National Ensemble Theatres Program, which is co-funded by the DDCF and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The theaters received the following support from DDCF:

Circuit Network for Culture Clash

San Francisco and Los Angeles, CA
$40,000 over 2 years
www.circuitnetwork.com, www.cultureclash.com

Dell’Arte Company

Blue Lake, CA
$30,000 over 2 years
www.dellarte.com

Ping Chong & Company

New York, NY
$40,000 over 2 years
www.pingchong.org

Pregones Theater

Bronx, NY
$50,000 over 2 years
www.pregones.org

Saratoga International Theater Institute, Inc.
(SITI Company)

New York, NY
$40,000 over 2 years
www.siti.org

Theatre de la Jeune Lune

Minneapolis, MN
$50,000 over 1.3 years 

Wooster Group

New York, NY
$50,000 over 2 years
www.thewoostergroup.org

MULTI-DISCIPLINARY: Presenting

Leading College and University Presenters

In 2006, DDCF selected three leading campus-based presenters to receive the following artistic program and matching endowment support through its Leading College and University Presenters Program, which supports the integration of performing arts into university settings:

University Musical Society

University of Michigan at Ann Arbor
$750,000 over 3 years
www.ums.org

Krannert Center for the Performing Arts

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
$1,125,000 over 3 years
www.krannertcenter.com

Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center at Maryland

University of Maryland College Park
$1,125,000 over 3 years
http://claricesmithcenter.umd.edu

MULTI-DISCIPLINARY: Individual Artists

Creative Capital Foundation

$800,000 over 2 years
New York, NY – To support creation funds and professional development assistance for individual performing artists, and to strengthen Creative Capital’s organizational capacity.
www.creative-capital.org

Presenting Institutions Initiative –
Mid-Sized Presenting Organizations

Nonprofit Finance Fund

$9,450,000 over 5.25 years
New York, NY – To launch and administer the Mid-Sized Presenting Organizations Initiative, which provides re-grants and customized technical assistance to 17 outstanding mid-sized presenters that were selected to participate in the initiative through a national competition:

Aaron Davis Hall

New York, NY
www.aarondavishall.org

Bang on a Can

Brooklyn, NY
www.bangonacan.org

Contemporary Arts Center

New Orleans, LA
www.cacno.org

Danspace Project

New York, NY
www.danspaceproject.org

DiverseWorks

Houston, TX
www.diverseworks.org

Kuumbwa Jazz Society

Santa Cruz, CA
www.kuumbwajazz.org

La Pena Cultural Center

Berkeley, CA
www.lapena.org

Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild

Pittsburgh, PA
www.manchesterguild.org

Miami Light Project

Miami, FL
www.miamilightproject.com

Myrna Loy Center

Helena, MT
www.myrnaloycenter.com

National Black Arts Festival

Atlanta, GA
www.nbaf.org

New World Theater

Amherst, MA
www.umass.edu/fac/nwt

On the Boards

Seattle, WA
www.ontheboards.org

Outpost Productions

Albuquerque, NM
www.outpostspace.org

Philadelphia Live Arts Festival & Philly Fringe

Philadelphia, PA
www.livearts-fringe.org

World Music Institute

New York, NY
www.worldmusicinstitute.org

Youth Speaks

San Francisco, CA
www.youthspeaks.org

Presenting Institutions Initiative –
College and University Presenters Program

Association of Performing Arts Presenters

$1,500,000 over 3.25 years
Washington, DC – To launch and administer the Creative Campus Innovations Re-Grant Program, which will competitively award grants to college and university presenters proposing innovative ideas for integrating their work into academic life, the community or for working collectively with other university partners to maximize resources; and to support knowledge-exchange activities.
www.artspresenters.org

National Service Organizations

Lower Manhattan Cultural Council

$210,000 over 1.25 years
New York, NY – To continue coordination of the Performing Americas Program.
(212) 219-9401, www.lmcc.net

National Performance Network

$3,375,000 over 3 years
New Orleans, LA – To support national and international touring for contemporary performing artists and companies committed to engaging communities; organizational partnerships that extend NPN’s reach; meetings of NPN Partners, artists and colleagues in national and regional conferences; NPN’s role as an advocate for cultural equity for artists and artist-centered organizations; and the addition of three staff positions to strengthen NPN’s organizational and fundraising capacity.
(504) 595-8008, www.npnweb.org

Special Projects

Jazz at Lincoln Center

$500,000 over 7 months
New York, NY – To support the Higher Ground Hurricane Relief Fund, which will award re-grants to help New Orleans-based musicians re-establish their careers and nonprofit arts organizations re-open their doors after Hurricane Katrina by assisting both with immediate concerns and longer-term goals.
www.jalc.org

Presenting Institutions Initiative –
Leadership Presenting Institutions

American Dance Festival

$600,000 over 3 years
Durham, NC – To continue the Doris Duke Awards for New Work, which support the creation and presentation of dance works by established, mid-career and emerging choreographers.
www.americandancefestival.org

National Service Organizations

Chamber Music America

$2.215 million over 4 years
New York, NY – To continue and expand the Doris Duke Jazz Ensembles Project to support the creation of new work by composer-led jazz ensembles; promote the performance of jazz in rural and urban communities throughout the U.S.; increase audience appreciation and understanding of jazz by supporting residency opportunities; and support and advance the careers of jazz artists.
(212) 242-2022, www.chamber-music.org

Creative Capital Foundation

$350,000 over 2 years
New York, NY – To support creation funds and professional development assistance for individual performing artists, and to support research and planning for the development of a state-based program to support performing artists not yet established on the national level.
(212) 598-9900, www.creative-capital.org

Theatre Initiative –
Leading National Theatres Program

The following six theatres were selected in 2004 to receive DDCF matching endowment support; they also are eligible to receive additional artistic program support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

Actors Theatre of Louisville

Louisville, KY
$400,000 over 3 years
www.actorstheatre.org

American Repertory Theatre

Cambridge, MA
$700,000 over 3 years
www.americanrepertorytheater.org

Center Stage Associates

Baltimore, MD
$600,000 over 3 years
www.centerstage.org

Intiman Theatre

Seattle, WA
$400,000 over 3 years
www.intiman.org

The Public Theater

New York, NY
$700,000 over 3 years
www.publictheater.org

Steppenwolf Theatre Company

Chicago, IL
$700,000 over 3 years
www.steppenwolf.org

Theatre Initiative –
New Generations Program

Theatre Communications Group

$1.6 million over 2 years
New York, NY – To administer the fifth and sixth rounds of the New Generations Program, a re-granting program that provides support to nonprofit theatres for mentoring new theatre leaders and for building younger and/or culturally specific audiences.
(212) 609-5900, www.tcg.org

Theatre Initiative –
Ensemble Theatres Program

Association of Performing Arts Presenters

$200,000 over 6 months
Washington, DC – To conduct research, convene practitioners in the theatre and presenting fields, and design an ensemble theatres re-granting program that will encourage collaboration among ensemble theatres, resident theatres and presenters.
(888) 820-2787, www.artspresenters.org

Association of Performing Arts Presenters

$1.335 million over 2.5 years
Washington, DC – To implement the Ensemble Theatre Collaborations Grant and Travel Subsidy Program, which will fund creation and touring projects that build collaborations among ensemble theatres, arts presenters and host theatres throughout the U.S.
(888) 820-2787, www.artspresenters.org

National Service Organizations

New England Foundation for the Arts

$2.5 million over 3 years
Boston, MA - To continue support for the National Dance Project.
(617) 951-0010, www.nefa.org

Theatre Initiative -
Leading National Theatres Program

Seven theatres were selected in 2003 to receive the following DDCF matching endowment support, which will be augmented by Andrew W. Mellon Foundation artistic program support:

Arena Stage

Washington, DC
$500,000 over 3 years
www.arenastage.org

Berkeley Repertory Theatre

Berkeley, CA
$500,000 over 3 years
www.berkeleyrep.org

Center Theatre Group of Los Angeles

Los Angeles, CA
$750,000 over 3 years
www.centertheatregroup.com

Lincoln Center Theater

New York, NY
$500,000 over 3 years
www.lct.org

Perseverance Theatre

Douglas, AK
$500,000 over 3 years
www.perseverancetheatre.org

Roundabout Theatre Company

New York, NY
$500,000 over 3 years
www.roundabouttheatre.org

South Coast Repertory, Inc.

Costa Mesa, CA
$750,000 over 3 years
www.scr.org

National Service Organizations

Arts International, Inc.

$2.1 million over 3 years
New York, NY - To support the presentation of American performing artists in new venues throughout the world and to increase the presentation of international performing arts in the United States through projects including Performing Americas, MEX/NEXT, and the Fund for U.S. Artists at International Festivals.

National Performance Network

$2.25 million over 3 years
New Orleans, LA - To support core programs and activities, including the Partners' Artistic Residency Subsidies, Creation Fund and Community Fund; collaborations with the Network of Cultural Centers of Color and La Red; annual meetings, artist retreats and regional meetings; and the administration, documentation and evaluation of its programs.
(504) 595-8008, www.npnweb.org

Jazz Initiative

Nonprofit Finance Fund

$4.932 million over 3 years
(212) 868-6710, www.nonprofitfinancefund.org
New York, NY - To administer the second phase of the JazzNet program, which provides programming, administrative and matching endowment support, as well as technical assistance and evaluation services, to 14 regionally recognized jazz presenters:

American Jazz Museum

Kansas City, MO
www.americanjazzmuseum.com

Artists Collective, Inc.

Hartford, CT
http://artistscollective.org

CITYFOLK

Dayton, OH
www.cityfolk.org

Contemporary Arts Center and
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation

New Orleans, LA
www.cacno.org, www.nojhf.org

Earshot Jazz

Seattle, WA
www.earshot.org

Flynn Theatre for the Performing Arts

Burlington, VT
www.flynncenter.org

Manchester Craftsmen's Guild

Pittsburgh, PA
www.manchesterguild.org

Newark Public Radio/WBGO

Newark, NJ
www.wbgo.org

Outpost Productions, Inc.

Albuquerque, NM
www.outpostspace.org

San Francisco Jazz Organization

San Francisco, CA
www.sfjazz.org

Thelonius Monk Institute of Jazz

Los Angeles, CA
www.monkinstitute.com

Tri-C JazzFest at Cuyahoga Community College

Cleveland, OH
www.tricjazzfest.com

University Musical Society

Ann Arbor, MI
www.ums.org

Theatre Initiative - New Generations Program

Theatre Communications Group, Inc.

$1.6 million over 2 years
New York, NY - To administer the third and fourth rounds of the New Generations Program, a re-granting competition that provides support to nonprofit theatres for mentoring new theatre leaders and for building younger and/or culturally specific audiences.
(212) 609-5900, www.tcg.org

Talented Students in the Arts Initiative -
Leading National Performing Arts
Training Institutions

Six upper-division performing arts training institutions were selected in 2002 to receive the following DDCF matching endowment support, which is augmented by additional program support from the Surdna Foundation:

Ballet Hispanico

New York, NY
$450,000 over 3 years
www.ballethispanico.org

Eastman School of Music

at the University of Rochester, NY
$760,000 over 3 years
www.rochester.edu/eastman

Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, Inc.

Lee, MA
$760,000 over 3 years
www.jacobspillow.org

The Juilliard School

New York, NY
$760,000 over 3 years
www.juilliard.edu

New World Symphony, Inc.

Miami, FL
$510,000 over 3 years
www.nws.org

Pacific Northwest Ballet Association

Seattle, WA
$760,000 over 3 years
www.pnb.org

Special Projects

New York Foundation for the Arts

$250,000 over 4 months
New York, NY - To support the New York Arts Recovery Fund's emergency re-granting program for artists and arts organizations adversely affected by the events of September 11, and to encourage community interaction and audience participation in the arts.
www.nyfa.org

Presenting Institutions Initiative –
Leadership Presenting Institutions

Regents of the University of California

$2.1 million over 5 years
Los Angeles, CA - To expand the role of UCLA Performing Arts as a major commissioner and presenter of innovative programs, to augment its programs for younger audiences, to increase collaborations with regional and national presenters, to strengthen educational outreach programs, to work with UCLA's Program on Digital Cultures - Latin American Center to help performing artists explore the impact of "new technologies" on their work, and to augment the UCLA Performing Arts endowment with $1.5 million to be matched on a one-to-one basis over 5 years.
www.uclalive.org

Presenting Institutions Initiative –
Mid-Sized Presenting Organizations

Asia Society

$1 million over 5 years
New York, NY - To support Asian and Asian American performing artists, to increase and diversify its audiences, to strengthen programming relationships with collaborative partners, to facilitate long-term planning, and to establish an endowment for the Performing Arts Program with $625,000 to be matched on a one-to-one basis over 5 years.
www.asiasociety.org

Japan Society, Inc.

$1 million over 5 years
New York, NY - To strengthen the performing arts season, to create a commissioning program that will help American and other Western artists expand their creative repertoire to include Japanese art and culture, and to establish an endowment for the Performing Arts Program with $625,000 to be matched on a one-to-one basis over 5 years.
www.japansociety.org

Portland Institute for Contemporary Art

$1 million over 5 years
Portland, OR - To strengthen commissioning, residency development and presentation efforts, and to establish an artistic programming endowment with $625,000 to be matched on a one-to-one basis over 5 years.
www.pica.org

Jazz Initiative

Nonprofit Finance Fund

$150,000 over 9 months
New York, NY - To provide ongoing management, asset-building and technical assistance to JazzNet grantees.
www.nonprofitfinancefund.org

Theatre Initiative -
Leading National Theatres Program

The theatre below was selected in 2001 to receive the following DDCF matching endowment support, which is augmented by additional program support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation:

Chicago Theatre Group, Inc.
dba Goodman Theatre

Chicago, IL
$1.5 million over 3 years
www.goodman-theatre.org

Talented Students in the Arts Initiative -
Leading Public Performing Arts High Schools

Five public performing arts high schools were selected in 2001 to receive the following DDCF matching endowment support, which is augmented by additional program support from the Surdna Foundation:

Alumni and Friends of LaGuardia High School, Inc.

New York, NY
$750,000 over 5 years
www.laguardiahs.org

Baltimore School for the Arts Foundation, Inc.

Baltimore, MD
$750,000 over 5 years
www.bsfa.org

Friends of the Cleveland School of the Arts

Cleveland, OH
$750,000 over 5 years
www.clevelandschoolofthearts.org

Los Angeles County High School for the Arts Foundation

Los Angeles, CA
$750,000 over 5 years
www.lachsa.org

Miami-Dade Community College Foundation, Inc., for the New World School for the Arts

Miami, FL
$750,000 over 5 years
www.mdc.edu/nwsa

Talented Students in the Arts Initiative -
Leading National Performing Arts
Training Institutions

Four upper-division performing arts training institutions were selected in 2001 to receive DDCF matching endowment support, which is augmented by additional program support from the Surdna Foundation:

Alvin Ailey Dance Foundation

New York, NY
$750,000 over 3 years
www.alvinailey.org

Music Associates of Aspen, Inc.
for the Aspen Music Festival and School

Aspen, CO
$750,000 over 3 years
www.aspenmusicfestival.com

California Institute of the Arts

Valencia, CA
$1.25 million over 3 years
www.calarts.edu

North Carolina School of the Arts Foundation, Inc.

Winston-Salem, NC
$1.25 million over 3 years
www.uncsa.edu

Special Projects

Association of Performing Arts Presenters, Inc.

$210,000 over 1 year
Washington, DC - To collaborate with the Urban Institute on "Performing Arts Presenting: Challenging the Field for the Future" by conducting a survey of U.S. presenters to capture baseline financial, organizational and programmatic information on the field; disseminating a white paper on the findings; and communicating results through the Internet and mass media.
www.artspresenters.org

New York Foundation for the Arts

$250,000 over 1 year
New York, NY - To support the New York Arts Recovery Fund's emergency re-granting program for artists and arts organizations adversely affected by the events of September 11, and to encourage community interaction and audience participation in the arts.
www.nyfa.org

Presenting Institutions Initiative –
Leadership Presenting Institutions

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc.

$2 million over 3 years
New York, NY - To provide artistic programming support for the 2001-2003 Lincoln Center Festival, and to establish an endowment for the Festival with $1.5 million to be matched on a one-to-one basis over 3 years.
www.lincolncenter.org

New Jersey Performing Arts Center

$3 million over 3 years
Newark, NJ - To expand the presentation of performing artists who reflect America's changing demographics, and to augment the Center's endowment with $2.25 million.
www.njpac.org

Washington Performing Arts Society

$1.1 million over 1 year
Washington, DC - To establish The Doris Duke Fund for Artists' Development, which provides support to artists for commissioning, residencies and performances.
www.wpas.org

Wexner Center for the Arts at Ohio State University

$1.5 million over 3 years
Columbus, OH - To expand the scope of its commissions, to strengthen its creative lab residencies for performing artists, to develop technology-based performances, and to create an endowment with $1.2 million to be matched on a one-to-one basis over three years.
www.wexarts.org

Presenting Institutions Initiative –
Mid-Sized Presenting Organizations

Franklin H. Williams Caribbean Cultural Center

$1 million over 4 years
New York, NY - To expand opportunities for artists of the African diaspora to work through commissions, residencies and community-based projects, and to establish the Center's endowment with $750,000 to be matched on a one-to-one basis over four years.
www.caribecenter.org

Hayti Heritage Center of the
St. Joseph's Historical Foundation

$1 million over 4 years
Durham, NC - To preserve the original structure, to renovate the interior as a performing arts center, and to establish an endowment with $500,000 to be matched on a one-to-one basis over four years.
www.hayti.org

Performance Space 122

$1 million over 5 years
New York, NY - To support artistic programs, to create an endowment with $600,000 to be matched on a one-to-one basis over five years, and to develop staff capacity for long-term fundraising.
www.ps122.org

National Service Organizations

Arts International

$4.5 million over 3 years
New York, NY - To support the Fund for U.S. Artists at International Festivals and Exhibitions, The Americas Project, and Women's Voices/Africa.

Creative Capital Foundation

$500,000 over 2 years
New York, NY - To augment the Creation Fund, which awards grants to individual performing artists creating new work, and to provide comprehensive technical assistance.
(212) 598-9900, www.creative-capital.org

National Performance Network

$1.45 million over 2 years
San Francisco, CA - To continue support for artist residencies and commissions for Primary Partners organizations and to help support an annual convening.
(504) 595-8465, www.npnweb.org

New England Foundation for the Arts

$6 million over 3 years
Boston, MA - To continue support for the National Dance Project.
(617) 951-0010, www.nefa.org

Jazz Initiative

Chamber Music America

$1 million over 4 years
New York, NY - To continue administering the Doris Duke Jazz Ensembles Project, and to increase CMA's capacity to provide services to jazz musicians nationwide.
(212) 242-2022, www.chamber-music.org

Americans for the Arts

$1 million over 3 years
Washington, DC - To develop a national public service campaign with the Ad Council promoting arts education.
www.artsusa.org

Theatre Initiative -
Leading National Theatres Program

Nine theatres were selected in 2000 to receive the following DDCF matching endowment support, which will be augmented by Andrew W. Mellon Foundation artistic program support:

American Conservatory Theatre Foundation

San Francisco, CA
$750,000 over 3 years
www.act-sfbay.org

Long Wharf Theatre

New Haven, CT
$750,000 over 3 years
www.longwharf.org

McCarter Theatre Company

Princeton, NJ
$750,000 over 3 years
www.mccarter.org

New York Theatre Workshop

New York, NY
$750,000 over 3 years
www.nytw.org

Playwrights Horizons

New York, NY
$750,000 over 3 years
www.playwrightshorizons.org

Repertorio Español

New York, NY
$750,000 over 3 years
www.repertorio.org

The Shakespeare Theatre

Washington, DC
$750,000 over 3 years
www.shakespearedc.org

Trinity Repertory Company

Providence, RI
$750,000 over 3 years
www.trinityrep.com

Sundance Institute

Salt Lake City, UT
$1.5 million over 3 years
www.sundance.org

Theatre Initiative —
New Generations Program

Theatre Communications Group, Inc.

$2 million over 2 years
New York, NY - To establish the New Generations Program, a two-year re-granting program that supports theatres in mentoring young theatre professionals and in building younger and/or culturally specific audiences.
(212) 609-5900, www.tcg.org

Special Projects

Jazz at Lincoln Center, Inc.

$3 million over 3 years
New York, NY - To establish a Technical Operations Center within the new Jazz at Lincoln Center facility at Columbus Circle, and to provide support for facilities operations and programmatic expansion.
www.jazzatlincolncenter.org

Library of Congress

$1 million over 2 years
Washington, DC - To purchase the Katherine Dunham archives, preserve materials that document and augment the Dunham legacy, and expand educational programs at the Dunham Center in East St. Louis, Illinois.
www.loc.gov, Katherine Dunham Collection

Presenting Institutions Initiative –
Leadership Presenting Institutions

American Dance Festival

$600,000 over 3 years
New York, NY - To continue the Doris Duke Awards for New Work in Modern Dance.
www.americandancefestival.org

Brooklyn Academy of Music

$3.5 million over 3 years
Brooklyn, NY - To support the presentation of dance, theatre, music, music-theatre and opera, and to augment BAM's endowment with $2 million to be matched on a one-to-one basis over three years.
www.bam.org

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

$3 million over 3 years
Washington, DC - To support three international festivals, and to augment the Millennium Endowment Fund with $2 million to be matched on a one-to-one basis over three years.
www.kennedy-center.org

Spoleto Festival USA

$1.5 million over 3 years
Charleston, SC - To support artistic programs, to augment the Festival's cash reserve, and to provide endowment support of $1 million to be matched on a one-to-one basis.
www.spoletousa.org

Presenting Institutions Initiative –
Mid-Sized Presenting Organizations

651 Arts

$1.5 million over 3 years
Brooklyn, NY - To support Black Dance: Tradition and Transformation, and to create an endowment of $1 million to be matched on a one-to-one basis over three years.
www.651arts.org

Appalshop

$1.4 million over 3 years
Whitesburg, KY - To support the presentation of Appalachian arts, to match an endowment challenge by the National Endowment for the Humanities, and to undertake capital improvements.
www.appalshop.org

National Service Organizations

New England Foundation for the Arts
National Dance Project

$2 million over 1 year
Cambridge, MA - To continue support for the Doris Duke Fund for Dance.
(617) 951-0010, www.nefa.org

Jazz Initiative

Chamber Music America

$250,000 over 1 year
New York, NY - To design and administer the Doris Duke Jazz Ensembles Project, a re-granting program that supports ensembles in expanding their jazz repertoire and gaining critical performing, teaching and career experience.
(212) 242-2022, www.chamber-music.org

Nonprofit Finance Fund

$3.48 million over 2 years
www.nonprofitfinancefund.org
New York, NY - To administer JazzNet, which provides programming, administrative and matching endowment support, as well as technical assistance and evaluation services, to the following regionally recognized jazz presenters:

American Jazz Museum

Kansas City, MO
www.americanjazzmuseum.com

Artists Collective, Inc.

Hartford, CT
http://artistscollective.org

Asociacion de Musicos Latino Americanos and
Painted Bride Art Center

Philadelphia, PA
www.amla.org, www.paintedbride.org

CITYFOLK

Dayton, OH
www.cityfolk.org

Contemporary Arts Center and
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation

New Orleans, LA
www.cacno.org, www.nojhf.org

Earshot Jazz

Seattle, WA
www.earshot.org

Flynn Theatre for the Performing Arts

Burlington, VT
www.flynncenter.org

Manchester Craftsmen's Guild

Pittsburgh, PA
www.manchesterguild.org

Outpost Productions, Inc.

Albuquerque, NM
www.outpostspace.org

San Francisco Jazz Organization

San Francisco, CA
www.sfjazz.org

Thelonius Monk Institute of Jazz

Los Angeles, CA
www.monkinstitute.com

Newark Public Radio/WBGO

Newark, NJ
www.wbgo.org

Tri-C JazzFest at Cuyahoga Community College

Cleveland, OH
www.tricjazzfest.com

University Musical Society

Ann Arbor, MI
www.ums.org

Americans for the Arts

$250,000 over 1 year
Washington, DC - To create and air two Performance Portraits and four public service announcements that focus on contemporary jazz and target younger audiences.
www.artsusa.org

National Public Radio

$2.2 million over 5 years
Washington, DC - To sustain current NPR jazz programming, to expand the presence of jazz on the Internet, and to provide endowment support of $1 million to be matched on a one-to-one basis.
www.npr.org

WETA The Greater Washington Telecommunications Association, Inc.

$1 million over 2 years
Arlington, VA - To support production costs for Ken Burns' ten-part JAZZ series for public television.
www.weta.org

Special Projects

Dance Umbrella

$100,000 over 1 year
Boston, MA - To support an independent assessment of the organization's operating systems, and to assist with deficit reduction.

Library of Congress

$1 million over 2 years
Washington, DC - To purchase the Martha Graham archives and produce and document up to five choreographic works.
www.loc.gov

Theatre Communications Group

$150,000 over 1 year
New York NY - To support the planning of regional and national nonprofit theatre meetings to explore the field's needs, and to prepare and disseminate a paper on the findings.
www.tcg.org

Presenting Institutions Initiative –
Leadership Presenting Institutions

Dance Theater Workshop

$2.5 million over 3 years
New York, NY - For program support, renovation and expansion of DTW's facility and to establish an endowment with $500,000 to be matched on a one-to-one basis over three years for artists' fees, residency costs, commissions, and presenting costs of contemporary performing arts.
www.dancetheaterworkshop.org

New 42nd Street, Inc.

$3.5 million over 2 years
New York, NY - To support construction of the New 42nd Street Studio Building, which will create low-cost rehearsal studios and administrative office space, as well as the 199-seat Duke on 42nd Street theatre, for performing arts companies.
www.new42.org

Walker Art Center

$1.5 million over 3 years
Minneapolis, MN - To establish and support the Doris Duke Fund for Jazz and Dance, and to establish an endowment with $1 million to be matched on a one-to-one basis for artists' fees, commissions, and presenting costs of contemporary performing arts, named the "Doris Duke Performing Arts Endowment Fund."
www.walkerart.org

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts

$2 million over 3 years
San Francisco, CA - To fund a multi-disciplinary artists-in-residence program, co-sponsored with San Francisco Performances, with developmental and presentational phases, and to create an endowment with $1.5 million to be matched on a one-to-one basis.
www.ybca.org, www.performances.org

Presenting Institutions Initiative –
Mid-Sized Presenting Organizations

Carver Community Cultural Center

$1.5 million over 3 years
San Antonio, TX - To restore the Carver Community Cultural Center, and to establish an endowment with $1 million to be matched on a one-to-one basis over three years for artists' fees, residency costs, commissions, and presenting costs of contemporary performing arts.
www.thecarver.org

National Service Organizations

Association of Performing Arts Presenters

$3 million over 3 years
Washington, DC - To continue awarding both planning and program grants, on a competitive basis, to performing artists and presenters to be used for extended residencies and to build audiences.
(202) 833-2787, www.artspresenters.org

National Performance Network

$1.1 million over 2 years
San Francisco, CA - To support artist residencies throughout the U.S. hosted by the NPN Primary Partners.
(504) 595-8465, www.npnweb.org

New England Foundation for the Arts

$2 million over 1 year
Cambridge, MA - To support the National Dance Project, a re-granting program for dance commissioning and touring that uses a competitive peer-review process.
(617) 951-0010
www.nefa.org

Presenting Institutions Initiative –
Leadership Presenting Institutions

American Dance Festival

$1.826 million over 3 years
Durham, NC - To support the Doris Duke Awards for New Work in Modern Dance and the Doris Duke Millennium Awards for Modern Dance and Jazz Collaboration.
www.americandancefestival.org

Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, Inc.

$1 million over 2 years
Lee, MA - To support a capital campaign goal of $10.5 million, and to commission new dance works, artists-in-residence programs and choreographic workshops and professional leadership forums.
www.jacobspillow.org

Jazz at Lincoln Center, Inc.

$2 million over 3 years
New York, NY - To support transcription and music publication, artist's fees and associated overhead, and hall rental in connection with the year long Duke Ellington Centennial. In addition, $450,000 will be used to establish an endowment fund to support Ellington-related activities in the future.
www.jazzatlincolncenter.org

The Joyce Theater Foundation

$1 million over 2 years
New York, NY - To provide support for capital improvements at the Joyce Theater and to augment services and programs at their satellite space, Joyce SoHo.
www.joyce.org