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Find similar grantsCycle 2: applications open Oct 15, 2026; draft due Dec 4, 2026 (funds permitting); full application due Jan 18, 2027.
Mini Grants is sponsored by Nevada State Library, Archives and Public Records. Offers funding for libraries to support various projects, requiring a 10% match.
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