Have an idea for a public art project at your Laundromat Project? Apply for grant money here!

Use crowd funding to get your public art project going at Trust Art. 

Get micro grants for various projects by starting a Sunday Soup!

Many of the artists profiled used Kickstarter and in their interviews gave tips about how to run a successful campaign, as well as the pros and cons of using the Kickstarter platform to fundraise. Stay tuned for updates. In the meantime read this amusing post for how to put kickstarter out of business by MrTeaCup. 

Alternatives include CrowdRise, CrowdTilt, & IndieGogo  or for the more euntrepreneurial ProFunder and MicroVentures. You can see a comparison of the basic stats here.

A few of the interviewees teach classes through SkillShare to supplement their income. 

Mike Zuckerman ran this creative fundraiser to pay for wheat pastings in Port-au-Prince. 

Interviewees have received support from the following organizations/businesses:

• Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
• Two Trees Management
• The Times Square Alliance
• National Endowment for the Arts
• Crow Hill Community Association
• Chashama
• Black Rock Arts Foundation
• New York State DOT
• New York State Council of the Arts