ArtsFund Annual Allocations Grants

ArtsFund Annual Allocations Grants is sponsored by ArtsFund. Provides unrestricted operating support to arts organizations in Washington state to strengthen the arts ecosystem.

ArtsFund Announces the 2026 Annual Allocations Grantees | ArtsFund President & Board Chair Statement Audited Financial Statements Community Accelerator Grant Program Board Leadership Training Cultural Partners Network Cultural Partners Connect State of the Sector in 2026 2025 ArtsFund Grantee Listening Sessions Program Overview Livability Impact Study of the Arts Policy & Advocacy Resources How are the Arts Being Funded Today?

What do Expenses Look Like Today? COVID Arts Sector Impacts COVID Cultural Impact Study ArtsFund Announces the 2026 Annual Allocations Grantees ArtsFund Announces the 2026 Annual Allocations Grantees In June 2026, ArtsFund awarded more than $2. 5 million in Annual Allocations grants to 64 arts and cultural organizations across Washington.

ArtsFund’s Annual Allocations grants are given as general operating support, allowing recipients to invest the funds where needed most to advance their missions. Annual Allocation operates on a three-year grant cycle, with the goal of reducing the burden on grantees and providing more consistent expectations for funding.

This year, ArtsFund welcomed six new grantees to the Annual Allocations program: Cascadia Art Museum , Edmonds Center for the Arts, Indigenous Creatives Collective , Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture (MAC), Terrain Programs , and Vancouver Symphony Orchestra . For more information about ArtsFund, visit http://www. artsfund.

org/about . Our 2026 Allocations Committee can be found here.

Auburn Symphony Orchestra | $5,470 Burke Museum Association | $ 25,570 Cascadia Art Museum | $20,620 Deaf Spotlight | $ 10,540 Edmonds Center for the Arts | $15,840 Frye Art Museum | $31,430 Henry Art Gallery | $ 94,360 Hilltop Artists | $28,759 Indigenous Creatives Collective | $15,660 Intiman Theatre | $16,020 Jack Straw Cultural Center | $16,170 Meany Center for the Performing Arts | $15,860 Museum of Glass | $18,380 Museum of Pop Culture | $29,440 National Nordic Museum | $34,068 Northwest Film Forum | $17,510 Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture | $67,270 Northwest Sinfonietta | $8,930 Pacific Northwest Ballet | $148,590 Red Eagle Soaring | $19,560 Richard Hugo House | $15,620 Seattle Art Museum | $153,520 Seattle Arts and Lectures | $15,030 Seattle Chamber Music Society | $33,325 Seattle Children’s Theatre | $84,010 Seattle Choruses | $14,030 Seattle Pro Musica | $7,020 Seattle Public Theater | $14,590 Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra | $12,020 Seattle Symphony | $147,520 Seattle Theatre Group | $78,470 Spectrum Dance Theater | $22,550 Tacoma Art Museum | $50,761 Tacoma Arts Live | $71,270 Tacoma Musical Playhouse | $10,005 Taproot Theatre Company | $16,300 Terrain Programs | $12,160 The 5 th Avenue Theatre Organization | $106,120 The Central District Forum for Arts & Ideas | $11,050 The Vera Project | $13,950 Three Dollar Bill Cinema | $6,430 Town Hall Association | $31,310 Union Arts Center | $130,240 Vancouver Symphony Orchestra | $17,426 Vashon Center for the Arts | $7,510 Velocity Dance Center | $14,601 Village Theatre | $102,940 Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience | $76,762 Kreielsheimer Remainder Foundation Grants*: $43,576 Total 2026 ArtsFund Allocations Grants $2,562,828 *Dollar amounts for allocations recipients of Kreielsheimer Remainder Foundation Grants are included in above totals.

President & Board Chair Statement Audited Financial Statements Community Accelerator Grant Program Board Leadership Training Cultural Partners Network Cultural Partners Connect State of the Sector in 2026 2025 ArtsFund Grantee Listening Sessions Program Overview Livability Impact Study of the Arts Policy & Advocacy Resources How are the Arts Being Funded Today? What do Expenses Look Like Today?

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