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Community Accelerator Grants is sponsored by ArtsFund (funded by Allen Family Philanthropies). Provides unrestricted funding to arts and cultural nonprofits in Washington State. The program aims to boost arts organizations' ability to invest in their missions and essential roles serving communities.
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Community Accelerator Grant Program | ArtsFund President & Board Chair Statement Audited Financial Statements Community Accelerator Grant Program Board Leadership Training Cultural Partners Network Cultural Partners Connect 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 Community Accelerator Grant Program Community Accelerator Grant ArtsFund is pleased to partner with Allen Family Philanthropies on the fourth round of funding for the Community Accelerator Grant, a $10 million investment in Washington state’s arts and culture sector.
The program, now in its fourth year, provides unrestricted grants to cultural nonprofit organizations across Washington state. In 2025, the Community Accelerator Grant awarded 930 grants to organizations in Washington’s 39 counties. The funds are intended to boost arts organizations’ ability to invest in their missions and essential roles serving communities across the state.
More information on eligibility, how to apply, and when funds will be distributed will be shared in the summer. Funded by Allen Family Philanthropies, year 4 of the Community Accelerator Grant program provides unrestricted grants for cultural organizations across Washing ton State.
In 2026, the program’s eligibility will shift to focus on organizations with annual operating budgets of $1 million or less, recognizing that these grants will have an outsized impact on organizations. Additional eligibility for year 4 of the Community Accelerator Grant program will be determined in the summer . Elig ibility in pre vious cycles does not guarantee eligibility in year 4.
ArtsFund will provide a variety of accessibility measures to ensure maxi mum access to grant materials and process . Grants will be issued by December 31 , 2026. The program is informed by a Community Advisory Panel that represents geographic and demographic diversity.
The panel works to ensure decision-making is as close to the impacted communities as possible. The Community Accelerator Grant invests in a stronger, more inclusive and thriving arts and cultural sector for Washington state by allowing organizations to self- determine how best to utilize their funding.
The funds are intended to boost arts organizations’ ability to invest in their missions and essential roles serving communities across the state. You can reach us at accelerator@artsfund. org for any questions.
Please allow 3 business days for us to respond to your message. President & Board Chair Statement Audited Financial Statements Community Accelerator Grant Program Board Leadership Training Cultural Partners Network Cultural Partners Connect 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
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Cultural nonprofit organizations across Washington State. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Accelerator Grants is funded by ArtsFund (funded by Allen Family Philanthropies). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Washington. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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