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This website features header photos showcasing artists and performances. Full photo descriptions are available on our Accessibility & Credits page.
This is the information you will need to provide once in the online application portal. To submit, you need to complete the application questions, provide a work sample and upload supporting documents. Together, these three elements make a complete application.
Go to Fluxx, the online grant system, at zellerbach.fluxx.io to register for a user ID and password. Credentials will be sent via email within 2-3 business days. Please note your login information, as you will need it every time you access the grantee portal.
Once you receive credentials, log into Fluxx and select the Community Arts application. After starting your application, you may save it and return later to complete and submit. Once you submit your application, you will no longer be able to edit.
Applications must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. on the application due date. Late and/or incomplete applications will not be considered.
Translated application materials are available in Chinese, Spanish and Tagalog.
While translated application materials are available, only applications in English will be accepted.
If the written word or the English language are not accessible forms of communication for you, or if you have any other accessibility needs, please contact Margot.Melcon@zff.org about an alternative application format. It may be possible to present a visual or video version of the application if that is more comfortable for you.
Demographic information is requested for the purpose of internal learning and is not used in the evaluation of the application and is not a factor in determining the outcome of grant applications.
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San Francisco, CA 94105
(415) 421-2629
(415) 421-6317 FAX
communityarts@zff.org
Header: BoomShake Music, “Agua Pa” the People, 2019. Photo by Brooke Anderson.
We see the heads and shoulders of two rows of people, wearing yellow shirts and straw hats. They hold two hands up in front of their faces, palms in, some have rings or watches. The background suggests they are outdoors, in a place filled with lush plants and greenery.
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