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Arts Education Grants (Mecklenburg County) is sponsored by Arts & Science Council. This program offers targeted funding to nonprofit education departments at mid to large cultural institutions in Mecklenburg County, supporting high-quality arts, science, history, and heritage education programs for school-age children, especially in Title I schools.
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Arts Education Grants – Arts & Science Council The Arts Education Grants program provides targeted funding to nonprofit education departments at mid to large cultural institutions within Mecklenburg County. These education-operating grants support high-quality, impactful arts, science, history, and heritage education programs delivered either within schools or at the organization’s venue, specifically serving school-age children.
With a dedicated focus on Title I schools, th ese grant s , funded by Mecklenburg County, seek to expand arts education experiences , eliminate barriers to arts and culture participation for school-age children , enhance student achievement, foster creativity, and contribute to the holistic development of our next generation of leaders .
W e believe that arts education is fundamental to building a more c reative , empathetic , and vibrant future for all students within CMS. Application Opens: September 15, 2025 Deadline: A pplications will be accepted on a rolling basis with preference to applications received by Monday, October 6, 2025 at 12:00pm/Noon. The final date to submit an application is Monday, December 8, 2025 at noon.
Programs must take place: Between October 1, 2025 – May 1, 2026. Funding allowed: Grant amounts offered wi ll reflect the scope of the education department’s budget in relation to the full organizational operating budget . One Application Per Cycle Policy : This grant follows a one-application-per-cycle policy.
The new policy is designed to support a more equitable review process and ensure fair distribution of funding across our community. We encourage applicants to submit their strongest proposal each cycle. Timeline : For those who apply by October 6th, applicants will be notified of approval or decline by November 10th.
All others may expect notification approximately 4 weeks after application receipt. Due Diligence requirements : must be a 501(c)3 public charity, have a determination letter, and be in good status/current on filed tax returns. Start here!
The link below includes everything you need to know about this grant offering. Click below to access the budget template. This template must be utilized and submitted in tandem with your narrative proposal.
This resource also includes the bus calculator. Learn more about info sessions, draft review, and contact information for the program officer! All applicants are required to apply through our online application system (Blackbaud).
Have questions about your Blackbaud account? Reach out for support at grants@artsandscience. org .
City of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County Strategic Support The Arts Education grants stemmed from the research and development of the City of Charlotte Arts & Culture Plan , which outlined a vision to sustain and grow the arts and culture sector in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg area.
While inspired by this resource from the city, this grant offering also aligns with Mecklenburg County’s strategic plan priorities, particularly those related to fostering a Connected Community and promoting Economic Opportunities .
Successful proposals will demonstrate how their arts education programs contribute to the broader county goals, such as: Fostering access to physical, social, and informational resources for all community members, especially youth. Building a community where all people can thrive and be well through enhanced educational opportunities.
Providing economic opportunities for individuals by developing critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills in young learners. Building a Healthy Community where all people can thrive and be well. Enhancing Community and Partnership Engagement throughout the County.
We’re here to help! Please email our Community & Artist Support team at grants@artsandscience. org .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit education departments at mid to large cultural institutions within Mecklenburg County that are 501(c)(3) public charities and have a determination letter. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The published deadline was December 8, 2025, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Arts Education Grants (Mecklenburg County) is funded by Arts & Science Council. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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