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Creative Aging (Delaware Division of the Arts) is sponsored by Delaware Division of the Arts. Grants to support creative aging programs engaging adults 55+ in creative process with a professional artist (including performing arts).
Official opportunity description and requirements excerpt:
Creative Aging Grants - Delaware Division of the Arts - State of Delaware Grants for Arts Organizations Grants for Community-Based Organizations Logos & Funding Acknowledgment Delaware State of the Arts Podcast The Delaware Division of the Arts provides funding to support creative aging programs that actively engage 55+ adults in the creative process with a professional artist. Step 1: Read the Guidelines >>> Step 2: Submit Your Application >>> To be eligible for Access Creative Aging as a library or senior center, you must: Be an established unit of municipal, county, or state government within Delaware, OR be based and chartered in Delaware as a nonprofit organization; exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4) or 509(a) of the Internal Revenue Code; and eligible to receive donations allowable as charitable contributions under Section 170(c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 Note to First-time applicants (excluding public libraries): A copy of your State of Delaware Certificate of Incorporation and IRS Nonprofit Determination Letter must be submitted with your first application Be committed to or have a strong interest in arts learning for 55+ adults Be trained as a hosting organization through the Delaware Division of the Arts Please note the following restrictions: An Access Creative Aging grant budget has been established, and grants will only be available for the programming year until funding has been depleted. The Division will not accept applications through fiscal agents. No individual may compile or submit an application on behalf of an organization if that individual is a member or relative of a member of the Delaware State Arts Council or Division staff. Eligible organizations may request funding to fully support creative aging programs that actively engage 55+ adults in the creative process utilizing the visual, literary, or performing arts. The programs are to be led by teaching artists trained in creative aging who are current members of the Delaware Artist Roster . Creative aging programs are presented as sequential learning over the course of eight (8) weeks and include a culminating event. The weekly classes are 60-120 minutes in length and may accommodate up to fifteen (15) participants. Access Creative Aging programs accomplish one or more of the following: Provide opportunities for learning and creative expression Promote good physical and cognitive health Improve emotional well-being Access Creative Aging programs must be sequential learning experiences totaling eight (8) class meetings typically scheduled over the course of eight (8) weeks and include a corresponding culminating event, such as a performance, exhibit, or presentation, open
Application snapshot: target deadline April 1, 2026; published funding information Varies (grants to support programs); eligibility guidance Individual artists (Delaware residents, age 18+, not students) or organizations administering programs.
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Creative Aging Grants - Delaware Division of the Arts - State of Delaware Grants for Arts Organizations Grants for Community-Based Organizations Logos & Funding Acknowledgment Delaware State of the Arts Podcast The Delaware Division of the Arts provides funding to support creative aging programs that actively engage 55+ adults in the creative process with a professional artist.
Step 1: Read the Guidelines >>> Step 2: Submit Your Application >>> To be eligible for Access Creative Aging as a library or senior center, you must: Be an established unit of municipal, county, or state government within Delaware, OR be based and chartered in Delaware as a nonprofit organization; exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4) or 509(a) of the Internal Revenue Code; and eligible to receive donations allowable as charitable contributions under Section 170(c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 Note to First-time applicants (excluding public libraries): A copy of your State of Delaware Certificate of Incorporation and IRS Nonprofit Determination Letter must be submitted with your first application Be committed to or have a strong interest in arts learning for 55+ adults Be trained as a hosting organization through the Delaware Division of the Arts Please note the following restrictions: An Access Creative Aging grant budget has been established, and grants will only be available for the programming year until funding has been depleted.
The Division will not accept applications through fiscal agents. No individual may compile or submit an application on behalf of an organization if that individual is a member or relative of a member of the Delaware State Arts Council or Division staff.
Eligible organizations may request funding to fully support creative aging programs that actively engage 55+ adults in the creative process utilizing the visual, literary, or performing arts. The programs are to be led by teaching artists trained in creative aging who are current members of the Delaware Artist Roster .
Creative aging programs are presented as sequential learning over the course of eight (8) weeks and include a culminating event. The weekly classes are 60-120 minutes in length and may accommodate up to fifteen (15) participants.
Access Creative Aging programs accomplish one or more of the following: Provide opportunities for learning and creative expression Promote good physical and cognitive health Improve emotional well-being Access Creative Aging programs must be sequential learning experiences totaling eight (8) class meetings typically scheduled over the course of eight (8) weeks and include a corresponding culminating event, such as a performance, exhibit, or presentation, open to the community at large.
Applicants may request 100% of the eligible program expenses, as outlined on the Project Budget form, not to exceed $5,000. No financial match is required, but if available, may be used to support the expenses of the program. Prior funding does not guarantee future support.
The Access Creative Aging grant application includes: Financial information (upload Project Budget, $5,000 max) Support Materials (upload the Creative Aging Program Curriculum Guideline and the Letter of Intent (LOI) from the teaching artist) Note: All materials submitted to the Division of the Arts during the grant application process are subject to public inspection upon request, in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act.
Please redact any confidential information contained in financial documents and audits prior to submission. Access Creative Aging grant applications are accepted on a quarterly basis with the program application deadline schedule outlined below. The Access Creative Aging online application may be accessed at smARTDE.
January 1 for activities starting between February 15 and May 15 April 1 for activities starting between May 15 and August 15 July 1 for activities starting between August 15 and November 15 October 1 for activities starting between November 15 and February 15 Division staff members, in conjunction with the Division Director, review Access Creative Aging grant applications for completeness and alignment with the program goals.
The Director then makes final funding decisions. For details on the grant review process and appeals procedure, read the Delaware Division of the Arts Grant Review Process. The Division of the Arts retains the right to reduce or rescind a grant award during the grant period if the grantee is found not to be in compliance with state and/or federal grant requirements, or if funding (state or federal) is reduced during the fiscal year.
Notification and Payments Applicants will be notified of the funding decision within four (4) weeks of application submission. Awardees will receive full payment following notification of their award. As part of the grant award notification, there will be a number of documents that applicants are required to read and acknowledge before receipt of your first payment.
To receive a grant payment, organizations must have an active State of Delaware eSupplier record. We recommend that you choose to receive payments through Automated Clearing House, an electronic fund transfer, when completing or updating your eSupplier record. Electronic fund transfers are faster than mailing a check.
First-time grantees: will receive instructions on how to register electronically as an individual (not a business) in the State of Delaware’s eSupplier Portal. *If you’re an individual, your Tax Identification Number is your Social Security Number Past grantees : will receive instructions for checking and updating their eSupplier record. Questions about eSupplier?
Please contact: Division of Accounting by email at FSF_Supplier_Maintenance@delaware. gov or by phone at (302) 526-5600. Grantees will be notified of awards via email, and payments will be issued according to the payment schedule issued with the award notice.
Payments of Arts Access typically occur in full approximately 4 weeks following acceptance of the grant terms. The Statement of Assurances is the contract that all Division grantees must sign. Grant applicants must indicate that they have read and agreed to the obligations of grant recipients, should a grant be awarded.
Receipt of state and federal grants carries with it certain obligations and responsibilities.
By submitting a Division of the Arts grant application, applicants are affirming that they are familiar with the requirements of the Delaware Division of the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts, as presented in the Division of the Arts Statement of Assurances , including but not limited to: Crediting the Division appropriately on all materials Keeping public arts events current on DelawareScene.
com Notifying the Division of any significant changes to the program or budget Providing complimentary tickets for use by on-site evaluators, if appropriate Compliance with Accessibility Requirements Submitting all required Final Reports An annual final report describes how funds were spent over the most recently completed granting period.
The final report collects narrative, fiscal, and demographic information in keeping with DDOA and National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) requirements. A final report is due within 30 days following the end date of the project in the smARTDE grant management portal. Failure to submit a final report on time may result in the rescinding of the grant award and may impact future funding from the Division.
You can use this interactive tool to search for Delaware Division of the Arts grants awarded to organizations and individuals from 1999 through today. FY26 Creative Aging Grant Guidelines Applicants may request 100% of the eligible program expenses, as outlined on the Project Budget form, not to exceed $5,000. Applications are being accepted now on a rolling basis until funds are depleted.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Individual artists (Delaware residents, age 18+, not students) or organizations administering programs. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates Varies (grants to support programs) Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
The current target date is April 1, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, attachments, and final submission checks.
Delaware Division of the Arts – General Operating Support is sponsored by Delaware Division of the Arts (State of Delaware). Annual operating support for arts organizations in Delaware; mostly for arts‑focused nonprofits—not suitable for religious organizations unless arts is primary mission. Official opportunity description and requirements excerpt: General Operating Support Grants - Delaware Division of the Arts - State of Delaware Grants for Arts Organizations Grants for Community-Based Organizations Logos & Funding Acknowledgment Delaware State of the Arts Podcast General Operating Support Grants General Operating Support grants support annual operating expenses to ensure that year-round participation in the arts is available to the people of Delaware. Step 1: Read the Guidelines >>> Step 2: Submit Your Application >>> To be eligible for General Operating Support, applicants must: Have the promotion, presentation, production, and/or teaching of the arts as their primary purpose as outlined in their charter, incorporation papers, bylaws, and IRS nonprofit determination letter Have a stable, functioning board of directors that meets at least quarterly Be based and chartered in Delaware as a nonprofit organization; exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4) or 509(a) of the Internal Revenue Code; and eligible to receive donations allowable as charitable contributions under Section 170(c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 Have total operating income of more than $16,000 for the last completed fiscal year. Have a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) through the federal SAM.gov system Please note the following restrictions: The Division will not accept applications through fiscal agents No individual may compile or submit an application on behalf of an organization if that individual is a member or relative of a member of the Delaware State Arts Council or Division staff New arts organizations must successfully complete the Division of the Arts StartUp Program before applying for General Operating Support, Education Resource, or Arts Stabilization Fund grants. Virtual programming is eligible for funding, provided it complies with the rest of the guidelines. The Division uses a staggered, three-year application cycle for General Operating Support (GOS). Organizations seeking a general operating support grant must submit a Full Application in the “on year,” and Interim Applications in the “off years.” Grant awards are determined by applying a funding formula to the organization’s three-year rolling average of expenses. A multi-year application cycle permits grantees, as well as the Division, to focus more attention on the delivery of programs and services and less on the preparation, processing, and review of grant applications. Organizations approved for a general operating support grant demonstrate a history of programming, service to their community, and management of their operations that provides confidence that a similar level of service or activity may be sustained over a three-year period without requiring a full application and review each year. Funding awarded in the FY2027 grant cycle Application snapshot: target deadline March 2, 2026; published funding information Varies (state operating support); eligibility guidance Non‑profit Delaware organizations whose primary mission is the promotion, production, presentation, or teaching of the arts. Use the official notice and source links for final requirements, attachment checklists, allowable costs, and submission instructions before applying.
Delaware Division of the Arts – Project Support is sponsored by Delaware Division of the Arts (State of Delaware). Funding for arts programs by community‑based organizations whose primary mission is not the arts; again mostly arts‑focused, not religious if religion is primary. Official opportunity description and requirements excerpt: Project Support Grants - Delaware Division of the Arts - State of Delaware Grants for Arts Organizations Grants for Community-Based Organizations Logos & Funding Acknowledgment Delaware State of the Arts Podcast Project Support grants assist in the growth of a vibrant cultural environment by supporting increased access to high-quality arts activities presented by community-based organizations throughout the state. Grant requests may be up to 30 percent of the direct cash expenses for the artistic portion with an average awarded amount range of $2,000 to $10,000. Step 1: Read the Guidelines >>> Step 2: Submit Your Application >>> To be eligible for Project Support as a community-based organization, you must Be either a Delaware-based nonprofit organization whose primary mission is not the arts OR be an established unit of municipal, county, or state government within Delaware: This includes organizations such as libraries, civic groups, community/senior centers, and university/college non-credit programs intended to serve the community Organizations must have a stable, functioning board of directors that meets at least quarterly Organizations must be based and chartered in Delaware as a nonprofit organization; exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4) or 509(a) of the Internal Revenue Code; and eligible to receive donations allowable as charitable contributions under Section 170(c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954. AND be proposing an arts project with more than $5,000 in estimated eligible direct cash expenses. Project Support funding is available for arts projects that accomplish one or more of the following requirements: Provide opportunities for expanding diversity, equity, and inclusion in arts programming and participation Provide experiences of artistic vitality and relevance for the public Involve collaborations between artists or arts organizations and community and civic groups, government entities, schools, or social service agencies Reach audiences and participants with limited access to the arts or to a particular art form Support arts programs in new or non-traditional venues Provide opportunities for artistic expression of a community’s unique history, culture, or circumstances Offer opportunities for the creation of new works of art Provide opportunities for conservation, documentation, and appreciation of the artistic traditions of diverse cultures and communities Please note the following restrictions: No single applicant may apply for more than three projects. The combined total grant request of all three project applications submitted must be less than $75,000. The Division will not accept applications through fiscal agents. Applicants generally may not receive support from both Project Support and Arts Access within the same fiscal year. No individual may compile or submit an application Application snapshot: target deadline March 2, 2026; published funding information Varies; eligibility guidance Non‑profit Delaware community‑based organizations. Use the official notice and source links for final requirements, attachment checklists, allowable costs, and submission instructions before applying.
Delaware Division of the Arts – Education Resource Grant is sponsored by Delaware Division of the Arts (State of Delaware). Supports standards‑based arts education projects. Official opportunity description and requirements excerpt: Education Resource Grants - Delaware Division of the Arts - State of Delaware Grants for Arts Organizations Grants for Community-Based Organizations Logos & Funding Acknowledgment Delaware State of the Arts Podcast Education Resource Grants Education Resource grants assist in the facilitation of partnerships between Delaware’s schools, arts organizations, and artists in providing standards-based arts learning experiences for Pre K-12 students statewide. Education Resource projects focus on ways that Delaware arts organizations can serve as resources to Delaware schools before, during, and after the school day. Step 1: Read the Guidelines >>> Step 2: Submit Your Application >>> The following organizations are eligible to apply for Education Resource funding: Nonprofit arts organizations with a commitment to arts learning, based and chartered in Delaware, that are eligible to apply for General Operating Support Delaware public schools with an established arts curriculum and staff, Pre-K through 12 Delaware public school districts and/or consortia of public schools with an established arts curriculum and staff, Pre-K through 12 Please note the following restrictions: Only one Education Resource application from an arts organization or school as the lead applicant will be accepted each year. Education resource grants may not be used to meet compliance with state regulations/mandates. Education Resource projects are intended to augment, not supplant, existing arts programs in the school. Applicant school programs and practices must be in compliance with state arts education regulations and mandates and aligned to the Delaware Standards for Visual and Performing Arts . The Division will not accept applications through fiscal agents. No individual may compile or submit an application on behalf of an organization if that individual is a member or relative of a member of the Delaware State Arts Council or Division staff. Delaware Standards for Visual and Performing Arts The Delaware Department of Education has produced three video webinars to serve as a resource for understanding the arts standards and ways to align curriculum to them. Applicants may request up to 30% of the direct cash expenses of their project, up to a maximum of $15,000. Grants may be awarded for less than the requested amount and some projects may not be funded. Prior funding does not guarantee future funding. All Education Resource grants are funded on a matching basis. Matching funds (1:1) must be cash and may not come from the National Endowment for the Arts. Other federal grant sources may be used as match in accordance with authorizing legislation. The Division of the Arts has established three goals for Education Resource grants: Strengthen school-based Application snapshot: target deadline March 2, 2026; published funding information Up to $15,000 (max 30% of direct cash expenses); eligibility guidance Delaware arts organizations, schools. Use the official notice and source links for final requirements, attachment checklists, allowable costs, and submission instructions before applying.
Free for All Endowment Fund Grants is sponsored by The Boston Foundation. Grants for transformational change in classical music organizations (broaden to community arts with food tie-in low). Official opportunity description and requirements excerpt: Free for All Endowment Fund - TBF Annual Fund for Civic Leadership Safety Net Grants Support Fund Racial Wealth Gap Partnership The Philanthropic Initiative Boston Opportunity Agenda Haiti Development Institute Racial Wealth Equity Resource Center Closing the Racial Wealth Gap Annual Fund for Civic Leadership Safety Net Grants Support Fund Racial Wealth Gap Partnership The Philanthropic Initiative Boston Opportunity Agenda Haiti Development Institute Racial Wealth Equity Resource Center The Free for All Endowment Fund Honoring the legacy of conductor Charles Ansbacher We have experienced an error with our Microsoft Booking System affecting automatic email confirmations of Office Hours Appointments scheduled prior to February 3, 2026. If you used the link below before 2/3/26 to schedule an Office Hours Appointment, your appointment is still valid -- please email us at artsandcreativity@tbf.org to receive an email with information on how to join your appointment. This error has been fixed going forward, and we are looking forward to meeting with you in Office Hours! We are sorry for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding and flexibility. The mission of the Free for All Endowment Fund is to ensure that everyone from the Boston region—children, adults, families—will have regular and permanent access to the rich world of classical, orchestral music and related cultural events. Since 2016, the Free for All Endowment Fund has awarded over $1,300,000 in grants to more than 20 organizations who strive to respond to the moment by expanding programming and engaging different audiences across Greater Boston. Photo from Free for All Fund grantee Shelter Music Boston program: Eric Goode and child at Housing Families, photo by Carrie Eldridge-Dickson 2026 Grant Cycle and Criteria The Free for All Endowment Fund is pleased to announce our 2026 grant cycle! Applicants interested in applying will represent the transformational change, growth, and accountability in Classical music across Greater Boston. Interested applicants will have, and be able to demonstrate, diverse programming as well as a connection to their communities and all they provide for their neighbors living within them. To be eligible, applicants must identify as the following: A Nonprofit/501(c)3 Organization (f iscal sponsorship is permissible) Has an operating budget under $1.5m If you are affiliated with a large organization, their operating revenue must be under $1.5m Funds must be used between September 1, 2026, and June 30, 2027 Eligible organizations are classical music presenting and performing, but it is not necessary to be solely focused on the Western Classical tradition All applicants and their proposed program must take place within our geographic areas served Application snapshot: target deadline March 2, 2026; published funding information Varies; eligibility guidance Greater Boston arts nonprofits. Use the official notice and source links for final requirements, attachment checklists, allowable costs, and submission instructions before applying.
Nevada Project Grants is sponsored by Nevada Arts Council. Supports individual artists in production and presentation of artistic projects across all disciplines. Must support projects in Nevada. Official opportunity description and requirements excerpt: FY26 Grant Offerings | Nevada Arts Council Resources for Grant Applicants Resources for Grant Recipients Apply to be a NAC Grant Panelist Nevada Touring Initiative 2024 Literary & Performing Arts Fellows Professional Development for Artists Nevada Arts Council Teaching Artist Roster Community Arts Development ▼ Professional Development Series Strategic Planning Assessment Program Resources for Grant Applicants Resources for Grant Recipients Apply to be a NAC Grant Panelist Nevada Touring Initiative 2024 Literary & Performing Arts Fellows Professional Development for Artists Nevada Arts Council Teaching Artist Roster Community Arts Development ▼ Professional Development Series Strategic Planning Assessment Program How to Apply for a Nevada Arts Council Grant: Review the GRANT AND AWARD POLICIES , which include information on overall eligibility requirements, funding restrictions, review processes, and grantee responsibilities. Review the current Nevada Arts Council GRANT PROGRAMS AND GUIDELINES below. Submit an application through our online grants management system, SUBMITTABLE (applicants must create an account to apply). The application question documents below are for informational purposes only. All applications must be submitted online using the Nevada Arts Council grant application portal, Submittable . ARTS LEARNING EXPRESS GRANT – Cycle B Supporting Short-Term Arts Education Programming Open to: Individuals on the Nevada Arts Council Teaching Artist Roster , nonprofit organizations, and public institutions *Currently, the only available funding for Cycle B application is for Arts & Health projects. Arts & Health projects are defined by the use of arts and creativity to aid in the healing, well-being, quality of life initiatives, and aging of Nevada’s residents. CYCLE B: Activities Jan. 1–June 30, 2026 Applications open: Nov. 1, 2025, 8 a.m. PST Application deadline: At least 30 days before the proposed project (while funds remain available) Review Grant and Award Policies Review Terms & Conditions Target of Opportunity Grant Providing Flexible Funding for Agency Initiatives Grant Activity Period: Agency approved period of performance Applications Open: While funds remain available Application Deadline: Dependent upon funding source – consult with agency Amount: Dependent upon available funding Review Grant and Award Policies Review Terms & Conditions PROJECT GRANT FOR ORGANIZATIONS Supporting Arts and Cultural Projects with Community Impact Open to: Nonprofit organizations and public institutions Grant Activity Period: July 1, 2025 – June 30, 2026 Applications open: Dec. 2, 2024, 8 a.m. PST Application deadline: Feb. 3, 2025, 5 p.m. PST Review Grant and Award Policies Review Terms & Conditions ARTS LEARNING PROJECT GRANT Supporting Arts Learning Activities for Pre-K – 12 and Lifelong Learning Open to: Nonprofit organizations, and public institutions Grant Activity Period: July 1, Application snapshot: target deadline March 2, 2026; published funding information Up to $3,000 per grant; eligibility guidance Nevada resident artists Use the official notice and source links for final requirements, attachment checklists, allowable costs, and submission instructions before applying.
Accessibility Grants is sponsored by South Carolina Arts Commission. Funding to improve accessibility for arts activities. Official opportunity description and requirements excerpt: Accessibility Grants | South Carolina Arts Commission Grant Management Instructions DUNS Numbers to Unique Entity IDs (UEIs) Review Grants for the SCAC About the S.C. Arts Directory Artists’ Business Initiative Artist Entrepreneur Incubator Individual Artist Fellowships South Carolina Novel Series S.C. Arts Leadership Institute Disability & Arts Webinars About the S.C. Arts Directory Folklife & Traditional Arts Communal Pen Writing Workshops South Carolina Cultural Districts Becoming a Cultural District About the S.C. Arts Directory Accessibility Resource Library Disability & Arts Webinars S.C. Arts Foundation Fund Toggle Accessibility Panel Apply at least five (5) weeks before grant-funded activities begin or purchases are made. August 11, 2025 – May 31, 2026 Applications are accepted through our grants portal, which uses the Foundant platform. Visit the Grants Portal FAQ before you begin working in the system for more information. To help South Carolina organizations make arts programs and existing facilities accessible to persons with disabilities Nonprofit organizations, units of government, and designated S.C. Department of Disabilities & Special Needs boards Accessibility grants are designed to help South Carolina organizations make arts programs and existing facilities accessible to persons with disabilities by removing accessibility barriers. An accessibility barrier is anything that prevents an individual with a disability from fully accessing a service or fully participating in a program. Examples of accessibility barriers can include, but are not limited to, physical/structural barriers, communication barriers, and digital/technology barriers. If you are interested in learning more about accessibility, please visit the SCAC’s accessibility resources page , which includes links to highly informative topical webinars. Grant guidelines are subject to change until the application opens. The applicant must be either : a designated South Carolina Department of Disabilities and Special Needs board, a South Carolina organization that has a primary mission focused on the arts, or serves as the primary arts provider in its community, or will commit to a project that connects the arts to persons who have disabilities. The applicant must also be either : currently registered as a charity with the S.C. Secretary of State’s Office Note: Applicants who are exempt from this registration must upload their registration exemption approval. reflecting S.C. as the primary address on all current official organizational documents with federal tax-exempt status with the Internal Revenue Service applying through a tax-exempt fiscal agent/receiver organization Note: Applicants who are applying through a fiscal agent/receiver must submit a letter outlining the working relationship and responsibilities of both parties. Colleges and universities are not eligible to apply for this grant category. In accordance with Application snapshot: target deadline March 2, 2026; published funding information Up to $2,500; eligibility guidance SC arts orgs or artists (apply 5 weeks before activities begin) Use the official notice and source links for final requirements, attachment checklists, allowable costs, and submission instructions before applying.