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Project to Be Funded: Annual Quilt Show Amount Requested: $ 3,000 Project Date(S): March 23-24,2018 Organization Name: White Bluffs Quilt Museum Address: 294 Torbett St. Richiand, WA 99354 Phone:_509-627-5385 FAX:___________________________ Contact Name: Patricia Williford Title: Grants Chair Project to be funded: Annual Quilt Show Amount Requested: $ 3,000 Project Date(s): March 23-24,2018 Has the organization received HotellMotel Tax funding in the past? DYES NO If yes, for which years and which projects? Organizational Demographics: Number of full time staff: 0 Number of part time staff:__0 Number of volunteers: 40 Year organization incorporated: 2007 Please list the Names and Titles of your Board Members: Virginia Coffman, Pres. Barbara MintonV. Pres.,Jean Zoet, Sec/Treas.,Elaine Brouillard, Past Pres., Patricia Williford, Grants, Phyllis Maynard, Market Place Mgr., Jo Mathis, Public Relations,Virginia Treadway,Past Pres.,Marjorie Worden, Summer School Dir, Joan Petersen, Librarian/Membership. Project Description: Please provide a brief description of the eventlproject, including event schedule. The Quilt Show is an annual two day event drawing visitors, exhibitors and buyers to the Richland area from Benton, Franklin, Yakima, Grant, Walla Walla, and Spokane Counties in Washington and Morrow and Umatilla Counties in Oregon. They come by bus and by car to draw inspiration from the exhibits and to a seminar by a featured Artist. She creates and designs patterns and quilt fabrics. She is an author of 3 books. Visitors shop at fabric stores, dine in restaurants and enjoy overnight accommodations. Is this a capital Improvement project? 1YES INO Is the improvement on City owned property or facility? CIYES INO If so, has this proposal been presented to the Parks and Recreation Commission (PRC) and was it recommended by the PRC? iYES CINO Please note these improvements may require federal, state, or city permits. Please contact Phil Pinard at 942-7463 prior to submitting this application to determine if permits are required for the type of work you are proposing. Is the project you are seeking funding for collaboration with other agencies? If so, please name the other agencies and describe the relationship. This year is our 35th annual Quilt Show. Quilters from near and far are invited to bring their quilts for exhibit and for sale. Quilts are displayed over a two day weekend. The Show opens Friday and runs through Saturday. The Quilt Show is a collaboration under the heading of Tn City Quilters’ Guild. Projected Budget: Amount Requested: $ 3, 000 As a percent of total project cost: % Total Project Budget: $ 8185 Revenue Sources Amount White Bluffs Donations 395 Richiand, City HIM Grant 3000 Benton Co MPG Grant 4765 Donations 25 Expenditures Description Amount Publicity Print/Brochures 2000 Misc. Unanticipated Projected Tourism Benefits: • OverallAftendance: 1900 • Expected number of out-of-town attendees: 720 • (those who have traveled more than 50 miles) • Expected number of attendees paying for accommodations: 25 • Expected number of attendees using unpaid accommodations:__________ • Expected number of lodging nights:__ If this is a capital Improvement project, what is the expected number of increased participantslspectators from out-of-town? N How many increased room nights are expected to be generated? N7A Explain how your organization will collect and verify the above information (i.e. surveys, registration, hotels, etc.) White Bluffs will use a sign-up sheet with name, city, state and a column to check if they have overnight reservations. If not, they will be offered a listing of Hotel/Motels. We will attempt to record this data without invading their privacy. The service we are offering to visitors is a list of H/M for use next time they are in the area. Also, this is a way to insure that lost and found items are returned to their proper owners. __________. C: White Bluffs #11 2018 HM NAHM Criteria/Guidelines (2017 HM Richland tax Grant app for2OJ8 Native American Heritage Month is celebrated each year in November by an open to the public education program on early American Tribes and their culture. The objective is to educate and inform area residents about the history of this area when occupied by Tribes of the Nez Perce, Yakama, Wanapum, and Wasco natives. The program presents the art work in beading on buckskin, use of bird feathers, weaving of reeds into lodge coverings, and animal hair into blankets. Our programs have been very popular with adults and children. We have received funding from the Yakama Tribe and ‘Mldhorse Foundation, Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Reservation. C:White Bluffs #12 PDF 2018 HM NAHM Attendance 10 10 (2017 HM Richland Tax Grant app for 2018) ‘Mute Bluffs will design a sign-up sheet asking for name, city, state, and a box to check if staying overnight at The hosts at the door will use a clipboard to gather this information. They may, also, ask those indicating they are staying overnight where they are staying and if they would like a brochure on Richland Hotels and Motels. (Local HMs should supply brochures a few days prior to event in November 2018). White Bluffs will arrange to have a “clicker counter” at the event and will take a head count, also. C: White Bluffs #13 2018 HM NAHM Marketing Plan see attached Explain how this project meets the above guidelines and criteria for HoteliMotel Tax funding. This event supports the effort to increase tourism not only with the quilters but with their traveling companions. Since most quilters (but not all) are women, their husbands or other companions often travel with them. Attractions to returning to Richland are the golf courses, White Bluffs Quilt Museum, where their quilts can be entered in the National Quilt Index, East Benton County Museum, The Reach, walking trails,and Hanford tours that can inspire a return visit. The project is to let visitors know about these added attractions. Provide a detailed outline of the Marketing Plan for the event to be funded by HotellMotel Tax funds. Please include the different types of media by name and location of service. See attached. Marketing Plan and Media Lists See attached. Additional 2018 Quilt Shows Tn-City Quilter’s Guild plans to host three more Quilt Shows this year. You may use additional sheets of paperif necessary’ to complete the application. You may also attach any additional information about your organization or project you think is relevant to this application. I understand the Washington State limitations placed on use of HotelIMotel Tax funds, and certify that the requested funds will be used only for purposes described in this application or as approved by the City. I understand use of funds is subject to audit by the State of Washington. Name Title Date 2018 Quilt Show attach mote shows 10 13 Attachment to 2018 Quilt Show application: The Tn-City Quilters Guild plans more than one show per year. The pattern has been 2 -4 shows per year depending upon financial support and availability of showrooms for the exhibitots and venders. 2018 will likely see 2 additional shows in the Th-Cities. The interest in quilting and fiber arts continues to grow with the introductions of new machines and wonderful new fabrics. #13 Provide detailed outline of Marketing Plan by! media, name and location File:C:WB 2012 HMNANM Marketing Plan 1010 Schedule: Determine theme: July 2012 Select and Contract Lead Speaker August 2018 Select Workshops September 2018 Contract Teachers and Instructors September 2018 Create Publicity (print, audio) September 2018 Schedule Audio Presentations September 2018 Distribute Print Materials October 2018 Media:Print: Giant Nickel, 4812 W Clearwater Ave. Kennewick WA 509-783-5455 Tn-City Herald, 333 Canal Dr. Kennewick. WA 509-582-1500 Tn-Cities Area Journal of Business, Kennewick, WA 509-737-8778 Tri-Cities Visitors and Convention Bureau, Ste B 509-735-8486 Kennewick, WA Audio/Visual: KEPR TV 2807 W Lewis, Pasco, WA 509-547-0547 KFFX Fox TV, 6725 W Clearwater Aye, Kennewick, WA 509-735-1700 KNDU-TV, 3312 W Kennewick Ave., Kennewick, WA 509-737-6700 KTNW-TV 2710 Crimson Way, Richiand, WA 509-372-7400 KVEW-TV 601 N Edison, Kennewick, WA 509-735-8369 NPR Chambers of Commerce: Tri City Regional 7130 W Grandridge, Kennewick, WA 509-736-0510 20th, Tri-Cities Hispanic 1600 N Ste D, Pasco, WA 509-542-0933 9th Benton City 513 St, Benton City WA 509-588-4984 Irnigon, Oregon 490 US Hwy 730, Irrigon, OR 541-922-3257 Connell, P0 Box 401, Connell, OR 509-318-0777 Othello, 33 E Larch, Othello, WA 509-482.2623 Pasco, 1110 Osprey Pointe Blvd, Ste. 101, Pasco, WA 509-547-9755 West Richiand, 6095 W. Van Giesen, West Richland, WA 509-967-0521 Umatila, 100 Cline Aye, Umatilla, OR 541-922-4825 Prosser, 1230 Bennett Aye, Prosser, WA 509-786-3177 Subject: PR List Date: 10/10/2017 1:36:26 PM Pacific Standard Time from: infowhiteb1uffscenter.org To: [email protected] There’s no order here Cherry Creek Radio <[email protected]>, Columbian Basin Herald <[email protected]>, County Museum, East Benton” <[email protected]>, Daily Sun News <dailysunnewseag1enewspapers.com>, (Sunnyside paper) Davidson, Duane” <[email protected]>, Eastern Oregonian <jmcdowelhl1eastoregonian.com>, Entertainer <entertaineradsgmail.com>, Fidalgo Island Quilters <[email protected]>, Franklin Co Graphic <[email protected]>, Goldendale Sentinel <[email protected]>, Hermiston Herald <tma1gesiniherrnistonherald.com>, Historical Society, Franklin County” <rnuseum(ä)franklincountvhistoricalsociety.org>, Jim.Honevfordiileg.wa.gov, KEPR News <[email protected]>, KNDU News <[email protected]>, KVEW News <[email protected]>, [email protected] Living IC <[email protected]>, NPR <[email protected]>, NW Public TV/PBS <[email protected]>, Prosser Museum <[email protected]>, Prosser Record Bulletin <[email protected]>, Quilters’ Guild, Tn-City” <[email protected]>, Sharon.Brown(ä teg.wa.
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