Grant‑ready community projects
Club A‑Elita Inc. is a New York 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. This page gives funders a clear starting point for conversations about cultural programming and community media. Final budgets, dates, partners, permissions and outcome measures must be approved by the organization before submission.
Applicant profile
- Legal name: Club A‑Elita Inc.
- EIN: 81‑5218002
- Program focus: culture, music, arts, education and community connection
- Primary communities: Brooklyn and Southern Brooklyn residents, including children, families, seniors, artists and immigrant communities
Proposed project 1: A‑Elita Community TV Show
A community‑centered television and digital video series featuring local performers, cultural traditions, youth voices, community leaders and practical information about neighborhood programs.
Planned activities
- Produce studio and field segments with clear consent and accessibility practices.
- Highlight local music, arts, education and community service.
- Create multilingual and digital versions for wider community access.
- Distribute episodes through appropriate broadcast, streaming and community channels.
Expected public benefit
The project is designed to expand access to cultural participation, give emerging performers a responsible platform and strengthen connections among Brooklyn residents. A final work plan, budget, production schedule and evaluation method will be attached after board approval.
Proposed project 2: BrightonBeachNews.com Community Media Initiative
A proposed community‑media partnership connected to BrightonBeachNews.com, focused on local stories, civic information, culture and multilingual neighborhood reporting.
Planned activities
- Publish community stories and service information with editorial review.
- Document local cultural events and resident perspectives.
- Develop accessible web and video content for Brooklyn audiences.
- Build partnerships with community organizations, artists and educators.
The applicant, project ownership, editorial responsibilities, permissions and any fiscal‑sponsor requirements must be confirmed before a grant application is submitted.
Grant application checklist
- IRS determination letter and current nonprofit records
- Recent Form 990 or 990‑EZ and approved organizational budget
- Board and leadership information
- Project budget, timeline, staffing and production plan
- Evaluation plan with measurable outcomes to be approved by the organization
- Media releases, insurance and participant safeguarding procedures
- Letters of support and confirmed partner roles