The Arts and Culture Trust has been actively serving the arts and culture sector in all 9 provinces of South Africa for 28 years in the form of development and grant making. The value of this legacy lies not only in the longevity and sustainability of the organisation, but the fact that the organisation prides itself in keeping up with trends across the arts sector and therefore includes emerging disciplines that are critical to the future survival and growth of the industry. Although the ACT was known as the Arts and Culture Trust of the President when it opened its doors in 1994, it now functions completely independent of government as a registered non-profit organisation. Not only does the majority of its support come from the private sector and ACT’s investment portfolio, but the organisation is an influencer in the sector, with a reputation that lends credibility to the initiatives and organisations it becomes involved with.
High Court, South Gauteng Local Division, Johannesburg
High Court, South Gauteng Local Division, Johannesburg, Pritchard Street, Newtown, Johannesburg Ward 60, Johannesburg, City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality, Gauteng, 2001, South Africa
