Open Call: Film Pipeline - Short Film Grant 2026 Amount: $5K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Film Pipeline Short Film Grant 2026 supports emerging and established filmmakers creating bold, original short films. Unlike a traditional film festival, the Film Pipeline Short Film Grant focuses on discovering exceptional storytelling talent and connecting filmmakers with meaningful opportunities for future development. The programme seeks scripted short films that demonstrate originality, strong storytelling, and a distinctive creative voice. All genres are welcome, including narrative, animation, hybrid, experimental, and other scripted short-form works. Funding In addition to a USD 5,000 grand prize, the programme offers long-term industry development, mentorship, and promotional support designed to help filmmakers advance their careers beyond a single project. The selected finalists will also receive: Professional promotion of their work Development support for future projects Consideration for financing additional short films Potential industry screenings in Los Angeles Eligibility The grant is open to filmmakers worldwide. Eligible submissions include original scripted short films of any runtime typically considered a short film. Narrative, animated, experimental, hybrid, and other scripted formats are welcome. Documentaries, reality programming, trailers, director's reels, and feature-length films are not eligible. Applicants may submit films that have previously screened at festivals or secured distribution, as the programme places greater emphasis on long-term filmmaker development than premiere status. Application information Deadline: 10 September 2026 For more information and to apply, click here . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Call for Applications: Cisco Global Impact Cash Grants Amount: $100K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Cisco Global Impact Cash Grants support nonprofit and nongovernmental organisations developing innovative, technology-driven solutions to critical social challenges affecting underserved communities. The programme is particularly interested in early-stage solutions that can scale, be replicated and create impact beyond the communities directly served. Organisations should demonstrate a clear social need, measurable outcomes and an innovative use of technology to improve the reach or efficiency of their services. Funding Grant recipients can request up to $100,000 USD in funding. Organisations begin the process by submitting a Letter of Inquiry (LOI), with eligible applicants potentially invited to submit a full application. Scope and approach Projects should address a significant social challenge within Cisco's social investment priorities and demonstrate a clear unmet need. Cisco is particularly interested in programmes that: Serve economically underserved communities. Use technology to improve access, reach or efficiency. Have potential to scale or be replicated in other communities. Use measurable outcomes to demonstrate impact. Have a sustainable long-term model. Eligibility Applications are open to nonprofit and nongovernmental organisations worldwide . Eligible organisations must have national or multinational operations and serve a population that is at least 65% economically underserved. Organisational overhead costs must not exceed 25%, and the proposed programme must make significant and innovative use of technology. Cisco generally does not fund the purchase of standard computer hardware or software unless there is a compelling strategic reason and other cost-effective options have been explored. Application information Applications are accepted year-round . For more information and to apply, click here . Download and review the program requirements. cisco-global-impact-grants-overview .pdf Download PDF • 383KB Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Open call: Goethe-Institut International Coproduction Fund Amount: €15K - €30K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Goethe-Institut has launched its International Coproduction Fund (IKF), designed to support partnership-driven projects across music, theatre, dance, and performance. The IKF promotes partnership-based creative processes between artists and institutions outside Germany and collaborators in Germany. Through this programme, the Goethe-Institut encourages intercultural exchange, the development of new artistic networks, and innovative production methods within global contexts. Who can apply Applications are open to professionally active artists, ensembles, and organisations whose primary place of residence and work is outside Germany (excluding Austria and Switzerland). Applicants may be individuals (natural persons) or legal entities such as institutions, associations, or organised groups. Nationality is not decisive; eligibility is determined by the applicant’s main place of residence and professional activity. All projects must be developed in genuine, dialogue-oriented collaboration with artists, ensembles, or initiatives based in Germany. What is funded The creation of new productions The development of existing productions Projects in music, theatre, dance, and performance Interdisciplinary or hybrid formats, including appropriate digital elements Projects must demonstrate strong artistic quality and clear public impact. A collaborative creative process is a prerequisite, and applications must show balanced partnership in both artistic development and funding structure. At least one public performance outside Germany is required, and where possible, one presentation in Germany is encouraged. Funding amount Funding ranges from €15,000 to €30,000 per project. The IKF provides partial funding of up to 75% of total production costs. Applicants must present a sound financial plan that includes confirmed own funds, third-party funding, or in-kind contributions. Projects not eligible The fund does not support: Purely commercial projects Guest performances or tours Residency-based projects Music recordings Film or exhibition projects without a performative element Ongoing operational costs Projects that have already begun, including those with signed contracts or confirmed bookings, are not eligible unless an “early start of measure” has been formally requested via email prior to commitments being made. Application deadline Applications must be submitted by 1 April 2026 To read the full call and application guidelines, visit the Goethe-Institut website . For detailed eligibility requirements, funding criteria, and submission procedures, applicants should consult the official IKF application portal . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Call for Applications: Oneness Revival Team NGO Grant Programme 2026 Amount: $25K - $50K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Oneness Revival Team (ORT) has opened applications for its 2026 NGO Grant Programme , providing general support funding to non-profit organisations working to create positive social, economic, and environmental impact in their communities. The programme aims to strengthen grassroots organisations by supporting both new initiatives and established programmes, while helping NGOs build long-term organisational sustainability and expand their community impact. Funding ORT offers two one-year funding streams: SEED Grant Designed for organisations applying to ORT for the first time or NGOs seeking support to launch or scale new initiatives. THRIVE Grant Available to organisations previously funded by ORT and in good standing, supporting the expansion and long-term sustainability of existing programmes. Both funding streams provide grants ranging from USD 25,000 to USD 50,000. Funding may be used to support programme delivery, organisational capacity building, advocacy, community outreach, and strategic organisational development. Scope and approach The programme seeks to strengthen organisations working for positive social change by providing flexible funding that enables them to build stronger institutions while increasing their impact within the communities they serve. ORT prioritises projects that demonstrate clear objectives, measurable outcomes, financial accountability, and long-term sustainability. Eligibility Applications are open to registered non-profit organisations worldwide. Applicants must: Have an annual operating budget below USD 50,000. Demonstrate measurable community impact. Show transparent financial management and accountability. Submit a detailed project proposal and budget. Application information Deadline: 20 December 2026 For more information and to apply, click here . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Fund for Innovation in Development (FID) Amount: €50K – €4M Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Fund for Innovation in Development (Fonds d’Innovation pour le Développement or FID), is a new initiative to support innovation that contributes to reducing global poverty and inequality. Through flexible grant funding, the Fund enables innovators and researchers to test new ideas, build evidence of what works, and scale the highest impact and most cost-effective solutions. The objectives of the Fund for Innovation in Development are: to encourage and facilitate innovation, from wherever it might come; to accelerate global innovation in the fight against poverty and inequality; to rigorously evaluate new ideas through collaboration with the research community; to support the scale and widespread deployment of the best solutions. Through this call for proposals, FID is inviting innovators and researchers from around the world to apply for grant funding to address poverty and inequality. What is funded Open Innovation: FID takes a broad view of innovation , considering any solution with strong potential to achieve development impact at scale in less costly, faster, or otherwise more feasible ways than existing approaches. This can include a wide range of innovations intended to improve the lives of the poor. Our definition of innovation includes, for example, new approaches to improve delivery of essential goods and services, process or managerial innovations, improvements in public services that facilitate access and improve outcomes, as well as new technologies or new applications of existing technologies. New “low-tech” approaches designed to be sustainable and accessible and which can have a significant impact on the lives of the poorest will also be eligible. Sectors FID accepts applications for innovations in any sector which addresses poverty and inequality, and specifically encourages applications for innovations in education, health, climate change, and gender equality. Who is eligible for funding FID accepts applications from nearly any type of applicant, independently or in partnership with others, including: research institutes and institutions of higher education; governments or public agencies; non-governmental organisations; and private, for-profit companies. Individuals applying independently and public international and multilateral institutions are not eligible for funding FID assesses every application against three core criteria: rigorous evidence of impact on improving the lives of people living in poverty; cost-effectiveness of the innovation in improving development outcomes; potential for scale and sustainability Stages of funding available The Fund provides five types of grants, Prepare Grants : Up to €50,000 Stage 1: Pilot Grants Up to €200,000 Stage 2: Test and Position for Scale Grants €200,000 to €1,500,000 Stage 3: Transition to Scale Grants €1,500,000 to €4,000,000 Transforming Public Policy Grants Up to €150,000 How to apply for funding FID is accepting applications at any point throughout the year. In order to be considered for funding, applications must be submitted through the online portal at : https://fundinnovation.dev/ Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities, leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organization. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Open Call: Canon Female Photojournalist Grant 2026 Amount: €8K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Canon, in partnership with Images Evidence, has opened applications for the Canon Female Photojournalist Grant 2026 , supporting women photojournalists working on in-depth reportage projects. The grant is awarded to an individual photojournalist to support the production of a photo-reportage exploring social, economic, political, or cultural issues. The selected recipient will present their work at the Visa pour l’Image in Perpignan. Funding The selected applicant will receive a grant of €8,000 to support the production of their proposed photo-reportage project. Eligibility Applications are open to: Female photojournalists working professionally Individual applicants (group applications are not eligible) Applicants of all nationalities Projects must be original and developed in a journalistic context. Submissions involving the use of generative artificial intelligence are not permitted. Focus The grant supports photojournalistic projects addressing social, economic, political, or cultural issues, with an emphasis on strong storytelling and in-depth reporting. Application information Application deadline: 19 May 2026 Applications must be submitted online via the official platform. Applicants are encouraged to review the full guidelines and submission requirements before applying. For more information, click here . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

InterArts Funding provides simplified solutions for social enterprises and arts organizations in Africa to secure the funding they need and achieve their objectives. Frequently asked questions General questions Fundraising hints 01 What sectors does InterArts Funding cover? We prioritize initiatives that foster inclusivity, social impact, and positive change within the arts and cultural sector. Our goal is to empower social enterprises and arts organizations that align with our mission of creating a vibrant and sustainable arts ecosystem in Africa. We cover a wide range of sectors within the creative economy, including visual arts, performing arts, film, television, music, design, architecture, publishing, crafts, advertising, gaming, cultural heritage, and more. If you are not sure, please feel free to contact us. 02 How can InterArts Funding assist my social enterprise or arts organization? Through the FundPro, InterArts Funding provides comprehensive support and funding solutions to social enterprises and arts organisations. Our aim is to help you overcome financial barriers, enhance your competencies, and achieve your artistic and social objectives. Additionally, use our website to checkout available funding opportunities that you can apply for on your own. We also share fundraising tips in our Knowledge Hub section. 03 What is the difference between InterArts Funding & FundPro ? InterArts Funding is the parent organisation, providing a wide range of financial and fundraising solutions for social enterprises and cultural organisations. Our services include capital campaign management, fundraising strategy development, CCI research, market analysis, capital planning, research, consulting, and accelerator programs. FundPro is a specific service under InterArts Funding, offering affordable, flexible fundraising support where clients get unlimited access to a fundraising expert for a set duration (30, 60, or 90 days). FundPro is designed for organisations and individuals who need hands-on, short-term expert assistance in securing funding. 04 What is FundPro? FundPro is a flexible and affordable fundraising support service designed for creative and cultural organisations. It provides you the opportunity to essentially add an expert fundraising expert on your team for your chosen duration—starting at one month. 05 Who is FundPro for? Creative and cultural organisations, artists, and social enterprises looking for grants, credit, investments, or alternative funding. 06 Can I upgrade or downgrade my FundPro plan? Yes, you can upgrade your plan at any time! If you need more support, you can extend your engagement to FundPro 60 or 90 and benefit from discounted rates. Downgrading is not available, as each plan is designed for a set duration. However, you can always renew or adjust your strategy at the end of your plan. 07 Are there any more costs to consider? No, there are no hidden costs. The price you see is the total cost for your selected plan. 08 What services can I expect as a FundPro plan holder? As a FundPro plan holder, you will receive customised, hands-on support tailored to your needs. Key services include: 1. Financial readiness assessment Evaluation of your enterprise's eligibility for different funding sources (grants, credit, impact investment, equity, etc.). Identifying the best funding strategies based on your financial goals. 2. Fundraising strategy development Creating a tailored roadmap to secure funding. Aligning your fundraising efforts with suitable funders and capital sources. 3. Grant writing & proposal support (If applicable to your needs) Crafting and refining compelling grant proposals. Reviewing and editing funding applications to improve success rates. 4. Grant reporting & compliance support (If required for existing funding) Setting up reporting systems to manage and track grant funds efficiently. Ensuring compliance with funder requirements. 5. One-to-one consultations Unlimited access to expert advice on any related topic. Personalised guidance to help strengthen your fundraising efforts. 6. Connections to funding networks & opportunities (not guaranteed) Identification of relevant grants, investors, and funding programmes that fit your organisation. Introductions to potential funders, partners, or investors (where applicable). 7. Bespoke support aligned with your financial targets Assistance with project formulation using universally accepted models e.g the SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) model. More importantly, we have a strong understanding of global funding priorities. This helps us to reasonably align your work with all possible opportunities. 09 Are there commissions? InterArts Funding does not take a commission on general fundraising support. However, for specific grant applications that we prepare and submit on your behalf, we charge a fixed 5% success fee on the funding secured. This fee is only payable once the grant is approved and the funds are disbursed to you. This ensures our interests are aligned with your success, and you only pay when you receive funding. 10 What is the difference between FundPro 30, FundPro 60 and FundPro 90 The number indicates the duration—FundPro 30 is a one-month engagement, FundPro 60 is two months, and FundPro 90 is three months. We recommend choosing a plan that aligns with your financial needs and goals. Longer engagements provide more in-depth support and come with cost savings, making them a smarter investment especially for high-budget campaigns. 11 Can I extend my plan? Yes! You can upgrade anytime and get discounted rates for longer durations. 12 I am an individual, can InterArts help me? Yes, FundPro is available for both organisations and individuals. 13 Can you help with strategy development for my organisation? Yes, InterArts Funding can assist with strategy development for your organization. We can help you create a business plan and map out potential projects and products aligned with global funding trends. We also provide guidance in developing comprehensive and realistic project plans through the use of templates, tools, and resources. 14 How do you evaluate the eligibility of an entity for funding? While there is no one-size-fits all approach in fundraising, we have amassed a wealth of knowledge on the key requirements that funders and donors expect from potential grantees. Our primary goal is to ensure that your organisation is fundable. We conduct an evaluation/assessment process to fully understand your entity's eligibility for funding. After this process we provide you with feedback which should help you progress to the next steps in your fundraising journey. 15 Are there any types of projects that InterArts Funding does not support? While InterArts Funding is committed to supporting a wide range of creative projects and organizations, there are certain project types that fall outside the scope of our support. We do not provide assistance for projects that promote discrimination, hatred, sensationalism, or offensive content. Additionally, projects that are primarily political, religious, or have a partisan agenda are not within the focus of our support. We prioritize initiatives that foster inclusivity, social impact, and positive change within the arts and cultural sector. Our goal is to empower social enterprises and arts organizations that align with our mission of creating a vibrant and sustainable arts ecosystem in Africa. We encourage individuals and organizations to consider these guidelines when seeking our assistance, as we strive to support projects that embrace diversity, respect, and contribute to a better society. 16 InterArts Funding shares some open calls, how can we apply? At times, we share funding opportunities that we think are relevant for you. When you see these calls please read them carefully, with a view to apply. Once you have made your decision, you can apply through us or completely on your own. Thus, we also provide a good resource for fundraising opportunities. Fundraising is about connecting people's desire to make a difference with meaningful opportunities to do so. .

We provide expert guidance to help you secure the right type of funding for your needs, covering everything from grants and credit to impact investment. We really love these: 01 Capital Campaigns Our services are designed to help social enterprises raise capital for ventures across the Creative and Cultural Industries (CCI) landscape. Our customised processes begin with a comprehensive organisational assessment to evaluate your capacity and preparedness for fundraising. We then conduct feasibility studies to determine the viability and potential success of your campaign. Through donor profiling and prospect identification, we identify the right funders and investors suited to your venture. We support you in executing a well-structured capital campaign designed to achieve your financial goals. 03 STRAT & Advisory Strategy is key to financial success. With a wide range of templates, tools and data, we are able to develop thoughtful strategies that bring sustainability to social enterprises. Our expensive experience working with arts entities across Africa, also places us in a unique position to understand the sectorial needs and help you design your developmental programmes. 05 Accelerator Programme This is a seasonal programme we offer to help individuals and organisations scale their businesses. Combining our competences in business development, resource mobilisation, grant management, and strategy, the InterArts Funding Accelerator offers programmes tailored to the diverse needs of creatives across various disciplines. Whether you're a budding artist, a seasoned cultural entrepreneur, or a visionary leader in the arts sector, this programme is designed to elevate your skills and amplify your impact. Keep checking our website for updates on this programme. 02 Research & Consulting We have extensive experience in research, market analysis, and policy evaluation within the creative and cultural industries. Our expertise helps organisations, funders, and policymakers make data-driven decisions that foster growth and sustainability. We specialise in: Market & Industry Research – Gain insights into funding trends, revenue models, and sector-specific opportunities. Feasibility & Impact Studies – Assess the viability and long-term impact of creative sector projects. Policy & Regulatory Analysis – Understand the evolving policy landscape and its implications on funding and creative businesses. Custom Research & Reports – Tailored studies that address specific challenges and opportunities in the creative economy. 04 Grant Management Services One of the biggest challenges for social enterprises is maintaining their eligibility for funding. All funders require grantees to have strong and transparent grant management processes in place. InterArts Funding provides customized services for social enterprises to efficiently utilise acquired resources and meet their obligations to funders in a transparent and efficient manner. Fundraising is about connecting people's desire to make a difference with meaningful opportunities to do so. .

InterArts Funding - Grants, funding, financing & support for your work in the arts. Featured Welcome Welcome Lists Services Copy of Services Untitled Testimonials Promotional Simplified solutions for sustainability in the arts. Introducing FundPro - affordable fundraising support on your terms. Start with a month, scale as needed! We understand the challenges cultural organisations and creatives face in securing funding. We provide expert guidance to help you secure the right type of funding for your needs, covering everything from grants and credit to impact investment and innovative financing solutions. We are results driven. With our FundPro plan , you choose the time you want us to work for you and we deliver. Start Today Covering all creative industries PERFORMING ARTS Unlock funding for projects in music, dance, theatre etc. Discover > VISUAL ARTS Including photography, filmmaking, design, painting, drawing etc. Discover > CULTURAL HERITAGE Let us help you get funding for your projects in tangible & intangible cultural heritage Discover > GAMING, MULTIMEDIA ETC. We are agile and able to work across different artforms. Discover > Our services Our expertise Capital campaigns Need to raise capital for a specific project? We at InterArts Funding can help you determine if your entity is ready for a capital campaign, how much you can expect to raise, and guide you to reach your capital needs through a solid capital campaign. This is a thorough, hands-on process including, organisational assessment, feasibility studies, donor profiling, prospect identification and execution. Research & Consulting We have extensive experience in research, market analysis, and policy evaluation within the creative and cultural industries. Our expertise helps organisations, funders, and policymakers make data-driven decisions that foster growth and sustainability. STRAT & Advisory Strategy is key to financial success. With a wide range of templates, tools and data, we are able to develop thoughtful strategies that bring sustainability to social enterprises. Our expensive experience working with arts entities across Africa, also places us in a unique position to understand the sectorial needs and help you design your developmental programmes. All services Key steps (grant writing): 1. Evaluation This process is important for us to fully understand your entity, its eligibility for funding, scope of work, experience and potential to attract funders. 2. Conceptualisation Here we weave all your great ideas into a feasible project plan that is alignable to your objectives while ticking the boxes of the potential funder. This process involves research and extensive planning. 3. Writing Only after everyone is happy with the project’s plan, our professional grant writers get to work. Another writer goes over the proposal and scores it based on the evaluation table. Any deficiencies are then fixed. 4. Submission The funding-ready proposal is presented to you and if everything is approved – it’s time to submit. “Fundraising is not just about asking for money. It is about telling your compelling story and engaging others in your cause." InterArts Funding - Get Started with FundPro- Build long-term financial sustainability with us GET STATED We've won grants from Featured

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With FundPro, you’re essentially adding a top fundraising expert to your team for the duration that suits you, with unlimited access to our services throughout your selected period. FundPro - Affordable fundraising support on your terms. Start with a month, scale as needed! Raising funds for your creative or cultural organisation can be overwhelming. With FundPro , you’re essentially adding a top fundraising expert to your team for the duration that suits you, with unlimited access to our services throughout your selected period. WHAT DO YOU GET? We customise our service based on the critical needs of your enterprise. The following are standard: Financial Readiness Assessment – A comprehensive evaluation of your enterprise’s potential to secure diverse funding sources, including grants, credit, equity financing, impact investment, and alternative funding models. This ensures you explore the most suitable financial instruments for your needs. Strategic Fundraising Plan – Tailored strategy formulation that aligns with your mission, ensuring your funding efforts are focused, impactful, and sustainable. Bespoke Fundraising Services – Customised support based on your specific needs and financial targets, including: project formulation using the SMART (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound) model, grant writing to craft compelling funding proposals, grant reporting systems setup to help you track and manage funding efficiently etc. Direct one-on-one consultations – All our consultations are one-on-one. Connections to potential partners & funders – Get introduced to relevant networks, funding bodies, and strategic collaborators to expand your opportunities. No long-term commitments—just the expert support you need, when you need it! PRICING & PLANS For Organisations/Companies FundPro 30: $399 for 1 month. FundPro 60: $699 for 2 months (Save $99) – $349.50 per month. FundPro 90: $999 for 3 months (Save $198) – $333 per month. For Individuals FundPro 30: $149 for 1 month. FundPro 60: $259 for 2 months (Save $39) – $129.50 per month. FundPro 90: $349 for 3 months (Save $98) – $116.33 per month. HOW TO GET STARTED Sign Up with the simple form on this page. Our team will contact you via email to get things started. Onboard & Assessment – We start with an evaluation to understand your fundraising needs and goals. Agree on achievable KPIs. Sign a contract based on agreed deliverables. The work begins. Start seeing real results and build long-term financial sustainability with us. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Full Name Country Email Phone Select an Address Select your plan * FundPro 30 for organisations/companies ($399) FundPro 60 for organisations/companies ($699) FundPro 90 for organisations/companies ($999) FundPro 30 for individuals ($149) FundPro 60 for individuals ($269) Copy oFundPro 30 for individuals ($349) Name of company/organisation Provide a short overview of the services you would like us to assist you with I acknowledge and understand that by completing this form, I am signing up for a paid service provided by InterArts Funding. I am aware that this is not an application for funding or financial support from InterArts Funding, but rather a request to receive a service for which I will be charged. Submit Great! we have received your request.