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Find similar grantsCounty History Partnership Program (CHPP) (Cape May County) is sponsored by Cape May County Division of Culture & Heritage (supported by New Jersey Historical Commission). This competitive re-grant program supports organizations dedicated to preserving, interpreting, and sharing the history of Cape May County and New Jersey.
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County History Partnership Program (CHPP) | Cape May County, NJ - Official Website Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. County History Partnership Program (CHPP) County History Partnership Program (CHPP) The County History Partnership Program (CHPP) is funded through the New Jersey Historical Commission and administered locally by the Cape May County Division of Culture & Heritage.
The program provides competitive matching grants to support organizations and projects that preserve, interpret, and share the history of Cape May County and New Jersey.
Through the partnership between the New Jersey Historical Commission and New Jersey's twenty-one county re-grant agencies, funding reaches local history organizations, museums, educational institutions, municipalities, and other eligible organizations serving diverse audiences. Applicants are strongly encouraged to review the Program Guidelines before submitting a Letter of Intent.
IRS-designated 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations Colleges and universities Religious organizations and institutions (subject to eligibility requirements outlined in the Guidelines) Religious Organizations and Institutions - Religious organizations and institutions may apply; however, projects that are primarily religious in nature are not eligible for funding.
Additional eligibility review may be required in accordance with New Jersey Historical Commission requirements. Refer to the Program Guidelines for complete eligibility requirements. Educational Institution Programming -Educational institutions may apply for support for non-standard, extracurricular history programming that provides meaningful access and benefit to the general public.
Programs that are part of the regular school curriculum, take place during the school day, or are intended exclusively for enrolled students are not eligible. After-school or extracurricular programs may be eligible when they are broadly advertised and open to participation by the general public.
Public exhibitions, presentations, workshops, lectures, or other history-related activities must demonstrate meaningful community engagement beyond the institution’s enrolled student population. Eligible Funding Categories General Operating Support General Programming Support To be eligible for funding: Projects must relate to the history of Cape May County and/or New Jersey.
Projects and programs must take place within Cape May County. Projects and programs must primarily benefit and be accessible to the general public. Projects must comply with all applicable New Jersey Historical Commission requirements.
The County History Partnership Program operates on a January 1–December 31 grant cycle. Funding is provided annually by the New Jersey Historical Commission and administered by the Cape May County Division of Culture & Heritage. Funding is contingent upon annual State appropriations.
There is no maximum grant request; however, awards are competitive and based on available funding, panel scores, and the number of qualified applications received. The table below summarizes County History Partnership Program funding over the past four grant cycles. Year CHPP Award Total Applicants Total Grant Request Base Award Median Award Max Award 2026 $75,978.
00 16 $177,822. 00 $1,179. 00 $4,000.
00 $8,050. 00 2025 $60,781. 50 16 $189,897.
15 $1,500. 00 $3,900. 00 $6,900.
00 2024 $60,781. 50 15 $155,123. 00 $708.
00 $3,100. 00 $8,300. 00 2023 $60,781.
50 15 $130,335. 00 $400. 00 $3,200.
00 $8,700. 00 Grant funds may generally be used for: General operating expenses Staffing and contracted services Project-specific expenses Refer to the Program Guidelines for complete eligibility requirements.
Grant funds generally may not be used for: Acquisition of property or collections Projects unrelated to New Jersey history Projects not accessible to the public Refer to the Program Guidelines for a complete list of ineligible expenses. Government Websites by CivicPlus®
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations dedicated to preserving, interpreting, and sharing the history of Cape May County and New Jersey. Requires a 50% cash and/or in-kind match. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows approximately $75,978 total available (individual award amounts vary). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
County History Partnership Program (CHPP) (Cape May County) is funded by Cape May County Division of Culture & Heritage (supported by New Jersey Historical Commission). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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