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Grants and Scholarships - Juneau Community Foundation Annual Scholarship Opportunity. Applications are due October 1st. Grants are awarded by December 1st.
CURRENTLY OPEN - Click here for information about this scholarship fund. From Southeast Alaska to Nome, The Book Hook Fund has been supporting libraries across Alaska since its inception in 2021. Since then, this grant program has provided $36,400 in funds to over thirty rural Alaskan libraries!
Grants range from $500-$1,000 and can be used to purchase reading materials for the public - books, periodicals, or software. The grant is not for hardware – cabinets, computers, copiers, or building maintenance, utilities, or salaries. CURRENTLY OPEN - Click here to apply.
Upcoming Grant Opportunities The annual grant process opens on April 1, and applications must be postmarked by June 1. CURRENTLY CLOSED - click here for information about this grant. The annual grant process for 2026 opens May 1st.
CURRENTLY CLOSED - click here for information about this grant. Arts Vibrancy Endowment Artist Awards The 2027 Artist Awards application period will open in June. The 2026 Artist Awards will be announced in September.
CURRENTLY CLOSED - click here to learn more about this grant. Juneau Hope Endowment Fund/City & Borough of Juneau Social Service Grants The annual process for the Juneau Hope Endowment Fund/City & Borough of Juneau Social Service Grant program begins with a required Letter of Interest in January, applications are available by mid-January, and are due in early March.
Please review the following to learn more about the grant program and the application process. CURRENTLY CLOSED - For more information: Juneau Hope Endowment Fund/CBJ Social Service Grant Process Margaret Frans Brady Fund Depending on available funds, the MFB Fund will review possible funding for projects in the fall.
Send a query letter to fund advisor Jeff Brady in August-September or email the fund advisor to check on availability and request an application at wjbradyak@me. com . – click here for information about this grant.
Don't see anything here that helps your organization? The Juneau Community Foundation has a limited amount of discretionary funding in the areas of Arts, Culture, Health, Social Services, Parks, Trails, Recreation, Youth, and Education, offered on a rolling basis. The Foundation works to ensure that these limited discretionary grant resources are used to increase and expand opportunities for those who need support the most.
We strongly encourage organizations to apply to existing grant programs offered through the Foundation. Applicants must be a registered 501(c)(3), a governmental unit (school, hospital, youth shelter), or a religious organization with a non-sectarian program that benefits the public.
Priority is given to applications from Juneau or Southeast Alaska, and the program you are seeking support for must benefit those living in Juneau or Southeast Alaska. Funded programs must be open to all, regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, or nationality.
We do not fund individuals, medical fundraisers, partisan political activities, athletic or event sponsorships, endowments, or retroactive expenses or activities that occur prior to a grant being awarded . Please use the application below, or if your organization has a document prepared, please email it to grants@juneaucf. org .
Grant Guidelines and Application If your organization is seeking assistance with raising funds for a specific project, please contact Amy Skilbred, Executive Director, by phone at 907-523-5450 or email amy@juneaucf. org . to discuss how the Foundation may be able to assist.
Scholarship Opportunities Frances Speno Ziel Memorial Scholarship Annual grant process available to the Chatham School District Community. Applications deadline extended to June 1. CURRENTLY CLOSED - Click here for information about this scholarship.
Hather Family Scholarship Annual grant process with applications due on May 1st. CURRENTLY CLOSED - click here for information about this scholarship. Margaret Frans Brady Scholarship for Arts Annual grant process with applications due in mid-April.
CURRENTLY CLOSED - click here for information about this scholarship. Simon and Anna Kirk Memorial Scholarship Annual grant process with applications due in mid-April. CURRENTLY CLOSED – click here for information about this scholarship.
Bob and Darlene (Phelps) Stutte Family Scholarship Annual grant process with applications due in mid-April. CURRENTLY CLOSED - click here for information about this scholarship. Annual grant process with applications due in mid-April.
CURRENTLY CLOSED - click here for information about this scholarship. Friends of the Juneau Pioneer Home Scholarship A scholarship program for employees of the Juneau Pioneer Home. Grants, Scholarships, Awards, and Prizes funded through the Juneau Community Foundation Zach Gordon Youth Scholarship Program The Foundation’s Youth Equity Fund provides an annual grant to Zach Gordon Youth Center to support their Youth Scholarship Program .
This program provides financial assistance to youth that may not otherwise be able to participate in youth activities. Scholarships may be used for registration or program fees for CBJ Parks & Recreation and other programs, but certain guidelines apply for all activities. Applications are accepted year-round.
Marie Darlin Prize and Juneau History Grant Our Friends of the Juneau-Douglas City Museum Fund supports the Marie Darlin Prize and the Juneau History Grant . The Marie Darlin Prize is an annual prize that recognizes outstanding works of artistic, literary, performative, or scholarly merit that concern the cultures and people of Southeast Alaska, the Yukon, or northern British Columbia. Nominations are due annually by May 1.
The Juneau History Grant supports and encourages research, learning, dissemination, recording, and archiving of all types of information pertaining to the human history of Juneau and Douglas, and it is open to organizations, groups, or individuals of all ages. Deadlines are May 1 and October 1.
Juneau Arts & Humanities Council’s Individual Artist Award The Juneau Arts & Humanities Council’s Individual Artist Award receives funding from the Foundation’s Cameron Vance Memorial Scholarship Fund which provides an annual distribution enabling them to award a scholarship to one emerging visual artist of exceptional talent to produce original works of art, advance their careers, and/or provide inspiration to the local community.
Applications are typically due in early Spring. Juneau Arts & Humanities Council Student Scholarships Through the Arts & Humanities Student Scholarship Fund , annual grants go to the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council to provide funding for student scholarships in music, visual arts, dance, and writing. The grant application period typically opens in the Spring and more details can be found at https://www.
jahc. org/scholarships-and-grants/ . Grant Opportunities from Other Organizations Alaska Community Foundation – Strengthening Organizations Program Eligible nonprofit organizations apply for grants to build the capacity of their organizations.
Eligibility is limited to 501(c)(3) nonprofit, or equivalent, organizations located in Alaska.
Grant awards support professional staff and board of directors in their efforts to access tools, develop practical skills, and cultivate support systems needed to effectively achieve the organization’s mission in the following areas: leadership development, organizational development, program development, collaboration and community engagement, and evaluation of effectiveness. To find out more, visit https://alaskacf. org/grants/ .
With a mission to provide a better life for Alaskans, the Rasmuson Foundation offers a number of grant programs for Alaska-based nonprofits, individual artists, and nonprofit leaders. For details, visit https://rasmuson. org/find-funding/ .
Juneau Arts & Humanities Council The Council invests in the community through financial support and assistance to students, individual artists, and arts organizations. For details, visit https://www. jahc.
org/ . The Ursa Major Fund through Bunnell Street Arts Center Opportunities for artists to expand their artistic practices through public-facing community engagement. Visit https://www.
bunnellarts. org/ursa-major-fund/ .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations, governmental units (school, hospital, youth shelter), or religious organizations with a non-sectarian program that benefits the public. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Discretionary Grants (Juneau Community Foundation) is funded by Juneau Community Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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STOP Violence Against Women (VAWA STOP) Grant Program is sponsored by Kentucky Justice and Public Safety Cabinet. This formula grant program, administered by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) and managed at the state level by the Kentucky Justice and Public Safety Cabinet, supports the development and strengthening of effective law enforcement, prosecution, judicial strategies, and victim services in cases of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and/or dating violence. Funding priority is given to victim advocacy services, prosecution, law enforcement, courts, and discretionary programs. These funds should be used for projects that serve or focus on adults and youth (age 11-24) who are victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking, and may also support complementary new initiatives and emergency services for victims and their families, including children 10 and under.
2026 grant guidelines cycle 3 is sponsored by Greater Milwaukee Foundation. The Greater Milwaukee Foundation's discretionary grantmaking supports projects and programs that align with priorities supporting their strategic vision of creating a Milwaukee for all. This cycle's specific priorities would need to be confirmed closer to the application open date, but generally focus on areas such as transformative medical research and small business growth.