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FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO PARTNERS

Dollar amount of grants and partnership funding by Office of Arts & Culture and Portland Children’s Levy

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The Office of Arts & Culture and the Portland Children's Levy each provide financial support to community partners that helps put arts at the center of public life and provides children with opportunities to thrive.

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$40.57Mil

FY 2024 - 25

First shown

$41.20Mil

FY 2023 - 24

Change shown

$-0.6

Within visible history

$-4.9$7.8$20.6$33.4$46.1FY 24$41.20MilFY 25$40.57MilX-axis: reporting period. Y-axis: official actual value.

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PeriodActualTargetTrend
FY 2024 - 25$40.57Mil-1
FY 2023 - 24$41.20Mil0

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Why Is This Important?

The Office of Arts & Culture and the Portland Children's Levy each provide financial support to community partners that helps put arts at the center of public life and provides children with opportunities to thrive.

What Do The Numbers Show?

The total financial support combines $27.1 million in Portland Children's Levy (PCL) annual grant funding and $5.7 million in Office of Arts and Culture (Arts) annual grants awarded to partner organizations and artists, and $7.8 million through Office of Arts & Culture partnerships with school districts. This is a combined metric for the new City structure when PCL and Arts moved to the Community & Economic Development Service Area at the beginning of FY 2025-26. There is only one year of historical data for this measure due to rollout of the new City structure in FY 2024-25.

How Did We Arrive at These Numbers?

This metric includes all payments and grants made to partners, including community organizations, individual artists, and school districts, which is tracked in the City's system for financial, human resources, and procurement processes, called SAP.