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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20 City of SB Parks Rec and Community ServicesParks, Recreation, and Community Services Fine Arts Commission Grant 2016 'tCtlVtil-iY CI-Lkr CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO FINE ARTS COMMISSION GRANT APPLICATION 2017 FEB IS PM 3: 44 I. Applicant Organization City of San Bernardino 201 North E Street Suite 301 San Bernardino, CA 92401 (909) 384 -5332 Tickemyer ii @sbcity.org Director Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Department II. Contact Person Cynthia Alvarado- Crawford Deputy Director (909) 384 -5332 Alvarado cv @sbcity.or III. Program Category Under Which Support Is Required Classes at 5 recreation centers offering classes in the following categories; • Music • Dance • Painting • Theater • Ceramics IV. Period Of Support Requested July 1, 2017 - January 30, 2019 V. Project Description /Need Statement Z F' J2 "' The City of San Bernardino Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Departments focus is to provide quality programs and services to the San Bernardino Residents. Our goal is to work on increasing the services and programs that we offer and ensuring they are quality program — especially as the city moves forward and out of the bankruptcy. The Fine Arts Commission Grant will assist us in offering additional programs through different art categories such as, music, dance, theater, ceramics, and other forms of visible arts. The following is our Art Program Proposal: Type of Art Program Description Painting This art category will offer participants the opportunity to learn various painting techniques while painting on canvases through the application of brushes, sponges, and other tools. The art classes will also teach the 1 Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Fine Arts Commission Grant 2016 VI. Estimated Number Of Persons Expected To Benefit From This Program A. Number of persons who will pay an admission= 0 B. Number of persons who will receive free admission= All classes will be offered at no charge to participants. Class sizes will be set to a maximum of 25 participants per class. C. Number of classes scheduled or performances scheduled for the performing arts or length of display for the visual arts= 5 Community centers offering 2 classes per week, for a weekly total of 10 classes. Each art category will cover a 10 -week period. There will be a total of 6 art categories offered; painting, dance, music, mosaics, theater, and ceramics, for a grand total of 600 classes during the period of July 1, 2017 through January 30, 2019. V11. Intended Results Our intended results are as follow Target groups participants to use other materials that will be incorporated into their Time Frame canvas to give the art different elements like 3 -D or textured. Dance This art category will offer a multi - cultural approach. The participants will Anticipated learn about Folklorico Dancing, Hip -Hop, and Jazz Dance. All dance categories will focus on the garb and the traditions of the dances and their meanings and the significance. Theater The Dramatics will focus on the history of plays and performances. They will learn about the concepts of set designs, wardrobe, screen writing, and performance's. Music This art category will teach the participants about following rhythms, various types of instruments, and help them to learn how to read music while following rhythmic patterns. They will explore different sounds that various cultures and eras have provided people all over the world and in our country. Ceramics This art category will identify the process of working with clay and how to go about molding the clay to the participants desired shape. Learning about the process will take them through the shaping, painting, and heating to finalize the product. Mosaics This art category will teach the participants about the history of the art and how to create an image made from assembling small pieces of colored glass, stones, or other materials. VI. Estimated Number Of Persons Expected To Benefit From This Program A. Number of persons who will pay an admission= 0 B. Number of persons who will receive free admission= All classes will be offered at no charge to participants. Class sizes will be set to a maximum of 25 participants per class. C. Number of classes scheduled or performances scheduled for the performing arts or length of display for the visual arts= 5 Community centers offering 2 classes per week, for a weekly total of 10 classes. Each art category will cover a 10 -week period. There will be a total of 6 art categories offered; painting, dance, music, mosaics, theater, and ceramics, for a grand total of 600 classes during the period of July 1, 2017 through January 30, 2019. V11. Intended Results Our intended results are as follow Target groups Age groups (5 -17) Time Frame July 1, 2017 - January 30, 2019 Number of classes 2 classes a week at 5 locations totaling 10 classes per week 10 week art category sessions — covering 6 art category's totaling 60 weeks. Totaling 600 classes by January 30, 2019. Anticipated Average of 15 participants per class. Totaling 150 attendees per week in 2 Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Fine Arts Commission Grant 2016 maximum the art classes. participants VIII. Project Budget Cost Category Funding - detail Total Budget per line- Total Funding City of San Bernardino General Fund item for this Project requested from FAC Art instructors $25 a class 10 (60 min) $15,000 $15,000 classes a week for 10 weeks (6 Sessions) 1. Painting 2. Dance 3. Theater 4. Music 5. Mosaics 6. Ceramics Bus Company 4 bus trips for end of $2200 $2200 sessions educational field trips ($550 each trip) Tickets for Trips Lewis Family Play House, $2500 $2500 Museums Lunches for School lunch programs, and $1650 $1650 Trips museum lunch packages Program Shirts Shirts for participants to $1500 $1500 wear on trips Cleaners To wash shirts $1000 $500 Service Materials and Supplies will be bought for $35,000 $35,000 Supplies the 6 art categories /sessions (canvases, paints, brushes, clay, clay carving tools, aprons, mosaic materials, garb materials for dance classes, instrument rentals, music for dance classes, music sheets, music stands, etc. Total $58,850 $58,350 IX. Income Of The Organization Name of Funding Source Amount Committed to this Project Fine Arts Commission July 2015 $60,000 City of San Bernardino General Fund 3 Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Fine Arts Commission Grant 2016 X. Future Objectives The department will attempt to contribute some money from materials and supplies from the Community Centers Budget. The department will also be working on resurrecting their Non - profit in an effort to write other grants, take in donations, and raise money through fundraisers to supplant what the general fund can't. We also will continue to partner with organizations such as Friends of the Roosevelt Bowl, Friends of CID, and local businesses to help with donations to help us in providing the materials and supplies needed for the programming that is being proposed. XI. Brief History /Background Organizations The City of San Bernardino Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Department's focus is to provide quality programs and services to the San Bernardino Residents. One of the benefits of Parks and Recreation is we offer activities to the community that are at a low cost or no cost. Our department offers various types of programming from youth /adult sports, exercise, socialization clubs, holiday celebrations, and various types of arts projects, city wide events and special events and so much more. For the past few years programming has been difficult for our department due to the bankruptcy. Due to budget cuts our services and programming were essentially annihilated, leaving our department few options for programming, leaving us to refocus our efforts from programming to making sure we could open the doors to recreation centers so that the local community residents could have a place to go. In 2015 we applied for a grant with the Fine Arts Commission and were granted money to focus on providing classes at our community centers that were focused on various forms of art. This opportunity allowed us to contract with local artists to assist us in providing classes to our community teaching them about various types of arts like, painting, sketching, ceramics, theater and more. Through this grant we were able to service over 300 kids in the community providing them learning opportunities through some of the arts previously named. These kids ranged in ages from 5 -17. Many of these participants have never had the opportunity to learn how to paint from an actual art instructor, not only learning about various techniques but also learning how to express themselves through these arts. This year we are hoping to be able to be awarded the grant again so that we can continue with the efforts of providing structured programming at five (5) of our facilities using some of the arts we were able to provide the community and also expanding into different categories that we have not ventured into as of yet like, dance, music, and theater. The vision for this year's grant is to continue to offer diverse programming at the five locations and to continue to help our youth grow in not just the arts but in their cultural knowledge as well. The award of the Fine Arts Commission Grant to our Department in 2015 helped our Department in assisting us be able to provide structured programming— something our department had not been able to focus on due to the bankruptcy. This opportunity has helped us in preparing our department as we exit bankruptcy and look at expanding our programs and services, working 2 Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Fine Arts Commission Grant 2016 towards being a more viable city through the recreation programs and services we can offer our local residents. This grant has allowed us the opportunity to build relationships with community leaders and artists while providing quality programming to our local community. These partnerships have encouraged our center staff to reignite their creativity to plan programs that will not only be educational for our participants but also fun and promote self - growth through self- expression from participation in the programs. The programs that we plan on offering should we be awarded the grant will take place twice a week at each center for the duration of an hour. The five locations are; Center for Individual Development (CID), Delmann Heights, Hernandez Community Center, Lytle Creek Community Center, and Ruben Campos Community Center. Programs will be offered through either contracted instructors or by center staff. MI. Organizations financial report This section does not apply to City of San Bernardino Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Department CERTIFICATION: PROJECT OFFICER: Jim Tickemyer TITLE: Director SIGNATURE OF PROJECT OFFICER: TELEPHONE NO: (909) 384 -5030 CELL: (909) 67 -7397 Date: 2/15/2017 EMAIL ADDRESS: Tickemyer ii @sbcity.org 5