Entertainment Community Fund
The Entertainment Community Fund fosters stability and resiliency, and provides a safety net for performing arts and entertainment professionals over their lifespan.
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- CREATE ·2024 Grants Challenge
Enhancing Performing Arts Accessibility to Diverse Youth
The Entertainment Community Fund will open the Glorya Kaufman Performing Arts Theater in 2025. Part of the largest affordable housing project for artists in California, this 71-seat theater offers an affordable presentation space to artists in Hollywood. The theater will provide subsidized rentals twice weekly to nonprofits serving low-income youth in theater, music and dance. We will partner with arts organizations to provide both creative training and career pathways that support a diverse pipeline of new talent into LA’s creative economy.
- LIVE ·2023 Grants Challenge
The Hollywood Arts Collective - Supporting a Life in the Arts
The Entertainment Community Fund is proud to bring forth a transformational initiative to the Los Angeles area through the Hollywood Arts Collective, a combined affordable housing and arts complex - the first of its kind in the community. This complex will provide space for performing arts and entertainment professionals to live, work and create in the heart of Hollywood; open new opportunities in creative careers for underserved youth in the neighborhood; and host the new Western Region Headquarters for the Entertainment Community Fund.