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Missouri Humanities - Major Grants is sponsored by Missouri Humanities Council. Missouri Humanities offers Major Grants aimed at supporting projects that enhance veterans' initiatives, literacy programs, film projects, and themes from their annual Signature Series. Grants can fund projects up to $15,000 and are available to nonprofit organizations dedicated to the humanities.
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Major Grants (Missouri Humanities Council) is sponsored by Missouri Humanities Council. The Missouri Humanities Council (MHC) offers Major Grants to nonprofit organizations, including local government, for programs that facilitate interaction between public audiences and humanities experts. While not exclusively focused on literacy books, the grants prioritize projects related to "Literacy Festivals and Programs." Projects can include interpretive exhibits, content-based website enhancements, and presentations that include humanities-based discussions.
Mini Grants (Missouri Humanities Council) is sponsored by Missouri Humanities Council. The Missouri Humanities Council (MHC) provides Mini Grants for smaller projects that promote the humanities. Similar to the Major Grants, these can support programs that facilitate interaction between public audiences and humanities experts, with a preference for projects focusing on "Literacy Festivals and Programs." Eligible activities include interpretive exhibits, content-based website enhancements, and presentations with humanities-based discussions.
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