The JPMorgan Chase Fund for Small Theatres
The JPMorgan Chase Fund for Small Theatres was launched in 1998 to provide general operating support to companies with budgets between $100,000 and $500,000. Companies in this group are often in the midst of rapid growth, but find that growth hampered by the lack of available funding due to being too small for some funders, yet too large for others. The Fund for Small Theatres is vital because, for more than ten years, it has been a steady source of significant income for this group, providing much needed stability in an uncertain funding climate. To date, The JPMorgan Chase Fund for Small Theatres has awarded a total of $1,161,000.
For Fiscal Year 2010, the Fund for Small Theatres was generously supported by JPMorgan Chase, in tandem with a one-time, two-year allocation of additional funds from The Booth Ferris Foundation, in response to the current economic crisis.
The Fiscal Year 2011 JPMorgan Chase Fund for Small Theatres, in tandem with a one-time, two-year allocation of additional funds from The Booth Ferris Foundation, in response to the current economic crisis, application will be available online for download beginning mid-day Wednesday, October 20, 2010. The application will be due in the A.R.T./New York office no later than 5pm on Friday, December 3, 2010.
Funding for the JPMorgan Chase Fund for Small Theatres was generously provided by The JPMorgan Chase Foundation, operating in tandem with The Booth Ferris Foundation.