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Horizons Grants Program – Salina Arts & Humanities The Horizons Grants Program leverages community cultural development by granting private funding to individuals and organizations who propose projects that “build community and change lives. ” Horizons is made possible by private contributions from more than 50 individuals, foundations, and businesses in partnership with the Salina Arts & Humanities (SAH) Foundation.
The SAH Foundation has provided over one million dollars in support of more than 550 Horizons Grants since 1986. Salina Arts & Humanities staff provide grant oversight and administration for Saline County artists and organizations. Developing Artist and Organizational Project Grants are awarded annually.
Smaller Horizons Enrichment Grants are available throughout the year as funds are available. IMPORTANT: The City of Salina and Arts & Humanities now utilizes the GovBuilt platform for applications and forms. You will need to create an account to fill out the application.
Please be aware that the Application link will take you to a page that does not look like this website. [ Click to See Screenshot ] Grant Cycle: May 1 – November 1 Eligible Applicants: Any highly-skilled visual, performing, literary, and/or interdisciplinary artist who has demonstrated dedication to his/her art form but has not yet firmly established his/her career as a full-time, practicing artist.
Applicants must be 18 years or older and a resident of Saline County for at least one year before the application due date. Eligible candidates are not required to earn a living exclusively through the practice of their art form. However, applicants must demonstrate a commitment when and if it becomes feasible.
Artists with established skills and credentials in one art form but expanding into a new area are eligible to apply for funding. Beyond these general guidelines, the decision of who qualifies as a Developing Artist is ultimately determined by the Salina Arts and Humanities Department according to guidelines and criteria.
PLEASE NOTE: these grants are intended to advance an artist’s career and demonstrate community impact through a committed public component. Organizational Project Grants Grant Cycle: May 1 – November 1 Eligible Applicants: Any nonprofit organization or local governmental unit in Saline County may apply. Nonprofit organizations must be incorporated and be recognized as tax-exempt by the Internal Revenue Service.
All applicants must agree to abide by federal and state laws regarding civil rights, access for people with disabilities, and other non-discriminatory provisions. Though nonprofit organizations and local governmental units may only submit applications, SAH encourages unincorporated groups to develop projects for funding.
These groups should attempt to locate at least one eligible partner willing to apply on their behalf and serve as fiscal agent for the grant funds. Groups seeking the services of a suitable fiscal agent are encouraged to notify the department staff for assistance in the process.
Grants Available from February 1 – November 15 Deadline: 4 weeks before the start of the proposed project (6 weeks before the start for FIRST-TIME APPLICANTS) Eligible Applicants: Any individual artists, nonprofit organization, or local governmental unit in Saline County may apply. Individual applicants must have been a resident of Saline County for at least one year before the application due date.
Nonprofit organizations must be incorporated and be recognized as tax-exempt by the Internal Revenue Service. Unincorporated groups are also encouraged to apply by locating an eligible partner to serve as a fiscal agent. Caritas Foundation of Western Bill & Ruth Cathcart-Rake Larry E.
Myers & Diana Stewart Salina Regional Health Foundation Dr. Steve & Mrs. Jeanne Sebree Morrie & Sydney Soderberg Brad Stuewe & Paula Fried Melanie Terrill & Mike Soetaert Launched in 1986, the Horizons Grants Program was the first of its kind in operation in the State of Kansas.
It has grown to become a widely respected resource that helps give Salina a firm reputation as a vibrant and supportive cultural community that actively helps to empower individual artists and organizations that enrich our lives. More than $1,000,000 has been granted since the program began. Contact us for more information on becoming a Horizons donor and supporting arts and cultural development in Saline County, Kansas.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individual artists who have been Saline County residents for at least one year, nonprofit organizations, local governmental units in Saline County, and unincorporated groups with an eligible fiscal agent. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows less than $1,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Horizons Enrichment Grants are due November 15, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Horizons Enrichment Grants is funded by Salina Arts & Humanities (City of Salina). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Kansas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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