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Cultural Alliance of York County
More art in more places for more people.
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Cultural Alliance Announces York County’s First Public Art Navigator
Cultural Alliance Announces the first Public Art Navigator for York County: Corey WolfeThe Cultural Alliance of York County is pleased to announce the first Public Art Navigator, Corey Wolfe, who will act as a facilitator for businesses, artists, municipalities and funders to install meaningful...
Cultural Alliance Announces York County’s First Public Art Navigator
Cultural Alliance Announces the first Public Art Navigator for York County: Corey WolfeThe Cultural Alliance of York County is pleased to announce...
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As a part of our mission, the Cultural Alliance provides opportunities for funding to arts and cultural organizations, as well as creative entrepreneurs.
Learn more about which opportunities are currently available and may be right for you or your organization.
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The Cultural Alliance of York County works with donors to make contributing to our work simple, easy, and meaningful. From Donor Advised Funds, to Legacy Giving for individuals, or through Company Sponsorship or EITC; determine what style of giving is best for you.

Who We Are
Founded in 1999 to be the backbone of our cultural community, The Cultural Alliance of York County strategically invests in the work of arts organizations, artists, culture bearers and art educators so that imagination and innovation can thrive in York County.

What We Do
Since it was established, the Cultural Alliance of York County has raised funds and in-kind services in support of partner agencies, cultural organizations and artists through operational grants, community collaboration, and Arts in Education residencies.

Who We Fund
The CAYC’s partner agencies & artists enrich our community by providing access to arts, history and culture for thousands of adults and children. Educational outreach, musical and theatre performances, gallery shows, classes, camps and workshops are just some of the ways this work reaches the 280,000 residents of York County.



