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"California Casualty Music & Arts Grant" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
California Casualty Music & Arts Grant is sponsored by California Casualty. Public K–12 schools and classrooms needing support for music or arts projects in California can apply. Grants help music education programs facing budget cuts purchase supplies, instruments, or other essentials.
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The California Casualty Music & Arts Grant was established to provide support for K-12 public schools negatively impacted by reduced budgets. California Casualty has partnered with education associations for many years. We understand the importance of music and arts education for children.
As a member of one of our partnering education associations, you can apply for a grant award of $300 for a music or art need at your school. READY TO APPLY FOR THE GRANT: Apply to receive $300 for your school's program To apply for your school, please complete the . Applications received by July 15, 2026 will be notified of their status by November 30, 2026.
Applications received after July 15, 2026 will be considered for an award during the next program cycle. For complete grant eligibility requirements and conditions, see . Apply Today!
Online Application Grant Guidelines Other Educator Programs Available: In appreciation for educators' dedication to future generations, this program provides $2,500 towards their students' needs. $10,000 Staycation Giveaway Get that hot tub you've always wanted, create your dream kitchen, turn your backyard into an oasis, add a media room the whole family can enjoy-the possibilities are endless, but only if you enter to win.
Learn More Learn More To apply for your school, please complete the To apply for your school, please complete the Online Application. Applications received by July 15, 2025 will be notified of their status by November 30, 2025. Applications received after July 15, 2025 will be considered for an award during the next program cycle.
For complete grant eligibility requirements and conditions, see Apply to receive $300 for your school's program The California Casualty Music & Arts Grant was established to provide support for K-12 public schools negatively impacted by reduced budgets. California Casualty has partnered with education associations for many years. We understand the importance of music and arts education for children.
As a member of one of our partnering education associations, you can apply for a grant award of $300 for a music or art need at your school. Keep the creativity flowing with a music or art grant from us! In appreciation for educators' dedication to future generations, this program provides $2,500 towards their students' needs.
$10,000 Staycation Giveaway Get that hot tub you've always wanted, create your dream kitchen, turn your backyard into an oasis, add a media room the whole family can enjoy-the possibilities are endless, but only if you enter to win. Apply Today! Keep the creativity flowing with a music or art grant from us!
Music & Arts Grant Program Update Thank you for your interest in the California Casualty Music & Arts Grant Program. After many successful years of supporting educators, the program is taking a planned pause for the 2026-2027 school year as we prepare to introduce a new educator community initiative. No applications are being accepted at this time.
The Music & Arts Grant Program is expected to return in a future school year. Please check back here for updates and future program announcements. The program is currently on hold.
Please check back for future updates regarding grant availability.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Public K–12 schools and classrooms. Applicants must be employees and members of eligible educator associations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows US $300. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was July 15, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
California Casualty Music & Arts Grant is funded by California Casualty. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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