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Find similar grantsArts Fund of Kalamazoo County: Arts Project Grant is sponsored by Arts Council of Greater Kalamazoo (administering the Arts Fund of Kalamazoo County). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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Arts Fund of Kalamazoo County - KalamazooArts. org Arts Fund of Kalamazoo County The Arts Fund of Kalamazoo County , was established in 1986 through a Kalamazoo Community Foundation Initiative Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. This grant is intended to support artists and artistic projects that remove barriers and provide access for historically excluded communities.
• Arts Project Grant (Nonprofits only) Maximum Ask: $5,500. 00 • Artist Support Grant Maximum Ask: $2,500.
00 • Grant Guidelines: 2026 Arts Fund Grant Guidelines • Individual Artist Application: APPLY HERE Arts Organization Application: APPLY HERE • Application Release Date: Round I – July 14, 2026; Round II – December 15, 2026 • Application Deadline Date: Round I – September 15, 2026; Round II – February 2, 2027 • Final Report: A pdf of instructions can be found HERE . You can submit your final report online at: kalamazooarts. slideroom.
com . Final report is due one year after receipt of award letter. Please review final report requirements upon receipt of your grant award.
Workshops: Before each grant deadline, the Arts Council holds workshops throughout Kalamazoo to assist applicants with understanding the grant’s specifications. Seasoned grant writers as well as first-time applicants are all welcome to attend. Workshops are free and open to the public.
For a current schedule of Grant Workshops click HERE . We are here to assist you with any grant-related inquiries. Please email grants@kalamazooarts.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Kalamazoo County that engage culturally diverse and historically excluded communities through artistic projects. Applicants must not have outstanding obligations from previous grants. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Arts Fund of Kalamazoo County: Arts Project Grant is funded by Arts Council of Greater Kalamazoo (administering the Arts Fund of Kalamazoo County). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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