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Jersey City Arts & Culture Trust Fund | Apply for a Grant The Jersey City Arts and Culture Trust Fund Grants provide support to Artists, Arts Organizations, Non-Profits and individuals producing cultural programs in Jersey City. Check here for key dates, information, and resources to help you prepare a successful application.
Key Dates & Announcements Grant Award Announcement Thursday, April 30, 2026 Have questions about the 2027-2028 Jersey City Arts and Culture Trust Fund Grant Application? Ready to apply? Check back in January 2027 Mark your calendars: The Arts and Culture Trust Fund grant applications will open on the last Monday of January each year.
Once applications open, you will begin the process here. Review all eligibility guidelines before starting an application to ensure you choose the best grant for your proposal. In the spirit of distributing the JCACTF grant money equitably and widely across Jersey City, you may only choose ONE grant per cycle.
Program & Arts Education Grants Funding to assist in the development of Program and Arts Education grants in Jersey City. For organizations contributing to Arts and Culture in Jersey City, designed to assist the day to day operations. *First time applicants must contact Migdalia Pagan-Milano .
Individual Artist Fellowship Designed to help artists and individuals foster a successful career in their chosen field. Resources for Grant Applicants The following videos feature valuable information and advice to help you prepare your grant application. These ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) info webinars are presented by the Cultural Asset Network.
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Project Grants (Arts & Culture Trust) is funded by Arts & Culture Trust (ACT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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