Arts Every Day Equipment Fund

Arts Every Day is proud to continue supporting Baltimore City Public School Fine Arts Teachers through our Arts Equipment Fund. Originally launched in 2018 through a generous, multi-year commitment from MECU Credit Union, the Arts Equipment Fund has only continued to grow and provide even more vital support to Fine Arts classrooms across Baltimore City.

For the 2023-24 School Year, with the help of the Maryland General Assembly's establishment of the Maggie McIntosh School Arts Fund, Arts Every Day has committed to supporting instrument, equipment, and supply purchases for the expansion of Fine Arts instruction for students in Baltimore City Public Schools.

Eligibility:
  • Must be a Baltimore City Public School
  • Must have at least one certified Fine Arts Teacher on staff
  • Request must align with Baltimore City Public Schools arts curriculum and fine arts standards
  • Schools may request up to $5,000 for the purchase of musical instruments and/or equipment, i.e. marly floor, kilns, dance ballet bars, choir risers, drying racks, etc.

Because the request limit applies to the entire school, please coordinate your request with any other arts teachers in your school!

We ask that you please refer to our approved list of vendors for supply/equipment orders.

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* 1. School Name

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* 2. First Name of Applicant

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* 3. Last Name of Applicant

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* 4. Applicant Title

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* 5. Applicant Email (best email that you check frequently)

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* 6. Applicant Phone Number

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* 7. How many years have you been teaching?

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* 8. What arts disciplines are taught at your school? (check all that apply)

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* 9. For School Year 2024-25, how much money did your school budget for arts-specific supplies, instruments, and/or equipment? If you are not sure, please ask your principal or admin. Grant approval process is contingent on the school's arts budget.

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* 10. What grade levels would you seek support for?

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