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Find similar grantsArts in Education – School-Based and Out-of-School-Based Projects is sponsored by West Virginia Commission on the Arts. This grant provides support to schools and nonprofit organizations for curriculum-based, hands-on projects that involve K-12 students and teachers in the arts during daily instruction or outside of regular school hours.
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Arts in Education – School-Based and Out-of-School-Based Projects is funded by West Virginia Commission on the Arts. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Creative Aging for Lifelong Learning (CALL) – Individual Artists Round Two is sponsored by West Virginia Commission on the Arts. Provides funding for individual artists to improve their skills through activities, structured courses, workshops, trainings, or internship programs; or create folk art projects, including acquisition of specialized equipment or contracted services to complete a project.
Living Traditions: Folk Arts Project Support for Individual Artists Round Two is sponsored by West Virginia Commission on the Arts. Provides funding for individual artists to improve their skills through activities, structured courses, workshops, trainings, or internship programs; or create folk art projects, including acquisition of specialized equipment or contracted services to complete a project.
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