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Find similar grantsMini Grant - Art Salvage is sponsored by Art Salvage. Art Salvage offers mini-grants in the form of vouchers for art materials to support nonprofits and community groups that directly benefit the local Spokane community and promote reuse and environmentally sustainable practices.
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Art Salvage welcomes requests for art material to support nonprofits and community groups that directly benefit our local community and promote reuse and environmentally sustainable practices. Depending on the need and expected community impact, we can offer your group or organization a voucher to purchase materials in our creative reuse center ($25-$100 value).
Application deadline: By 11:59 pm on the last day of each month Applications are accepted based on expected community impact and need. (Community impact is how your project or organization helps people in Spokane, like teaching an art class to underserved youth) We review requests monthly and will reply by email to your request by the 15th of the month after your application.
If your request is granted, you must arrange to pick up the voucher from our location. A representative from your organization or group will be responsible for coming into Art Salvage and selecting the desired materials. Plan to come during regularly scheduled store hours (see website for hours and holiday closures) Materials available are limited to stock on hand.
We recommend contacting Art Salvage about special requests and large quantities 3-6 months prior to your need. You may pick up the voucher and select materials on the same day. Vouchers will expire at the end of the business day on the date of the event stated on your application.
If your program doesn’t have a specific date the voucher will be valid for 3 months. Groups may be funded once per calendar year. TIPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL APPLICATION Complete the online application form at least a month in advance of your event We recommend visiting Art Salvage and familiarize yourself with our organization and center before applying for a mini grant.
If your application is not accepted we will provide brief feedback about why and recommendations regarding future applications.
In exchange for our donation, we ask that you include Art Salvage’s name, logo and website or link in your promotional materials, such as the event website, program, event listing, etc. You do not need to provide us with a tax receipt for the donation but we welcome letters of gratitude and brief reports on how the donation was used. Tag us in your photos of the event or how the materials were used.
We are happy to report back to the community about how the donation benefited your organization and mission!
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits and community groups that directly benefit the local Spokane community and promote reuse and environmentally sustainable practices. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $25-$100 (voucher). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Mini Grant - Art Salvage is funded by Art Salvage. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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