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No specific deadline listed; grant cycle is July–August 2026, potentially extending to Fall/Winter.
NeON Arts Grants is sponsored by Renaissance Youth Center (in partnership with NYC Department of Probation). NeON Arts Grants is a grant from Renaissance Youth Center in partnership with the NYC Department of Probation that funds teaching artists and organizations to lead free arts workshops for young people in seven New York City communities.
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| Renaissance Youth Center REGISTER NOW FOR Spring 2026!!!! If you are 16-24 Years Old then Join Us for the for Spring 2026 Earn up to a $150 stipend after 8 weeks! Participants Notified: February 9, 2026 (check your email for workshop updates) NeON Arts Spring Cycle: February 23 - April 18, 2026 NeON ℠ Arts Summer Grant RFP The RFP for TEACHING ARTISTS for Summer 2026 is available NOW.
NeON ℠ Arts— is a free NYC Department of Probation program in partnership with Renaissance Youth Center. NeON Arts is open to the entire city—offering young people in seven New York City communities the chance to explore creative projects that help them establish positive peer and adult relationships, develop skills, and connect to a network of opportunities.
Workshops are hosted at Neighborhood Opportunity Network sites (NeONs) and other community venues. NeON ℠ Arts grants of $6,000 are available to nonprofit organizations and individuals to lead workshops and events July – August 2026. You can apply with or without a 501C3 or fiscal sponsor.
Grantees are selected by NeON stakeholders who are vested leaders in the community. Projects take place July – August 2026 and MAY be extended to the following Fall and Winter Cycles Grantees are expected to provide 2 hours a week of instructional/workshop time from July – August 2026. Renaissance Youth Center provides meals, travel, stipend and other enrichment experiences to participants.
Grantees are expected to recruit young people for their workshop in collaboration with Renaissance Youth Center, NYC Department of Probation, and NeON Stakeholders. This may require several recruitment efforts throughout the round, including adding participants after the workshop has begun. Workshops must be in-person at a venue (community center, NeON, etc) in the NeON neighborhood for which you are applying.
Renaissance Youth Center and the Department of Probation assist in securing the venue. Grantees will be required to host an in-person final event celebrating the work accomplished Renaissance Youth Center will deliver the iBelong socio-emotional learning workshops with young people citywide. Grantees and RYC will partner to find the best times to have these workshops.
Grantees do not include these in their budgets. Grantees will effectively manage a budget of $6,000 across 6 weeks. For more information please contact: neonarts@renaissanceyouth.
org Watch the NeON ℠ Arts Webinars November 15: Program Q&A Webinar November 16: Program Q&A Webinar November 1- Application Opens November 15- Application Webinar 5:00 - 6:00 pm EST (recorded) RSVP HERE . November 16- Application Webinar 10:00 - 11:00 am EST (recorded) RSVP HERE .
December 1 - Application Closes at 11:59 pm EST December 12-21- In Person Meetings in NeONs January 8- Selection Notification January 9- Orientation for all Grantees 1:00-3:00 pm EST, Renaissance Youth Center (3485 3rd Avenue, Bronx NY) January 9-31- Contracting, Planning, Registration and Recruitment February 4th- Workshops Begin!
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations or individuals (no 501(c)(3) required); must provide 2 hours/week of in-person workshops in designated NYC NeON neighborhoods July–August 2026. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $6,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
NeON Arts Grants is funded by Renaissance Youth Center (in partnership with NYC Department of Probation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New York. 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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