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Grants - How to Apply - The Sachs Program for Arts Innovation The Sachs Program for Arts Innovation supports arts activities across the University of Pennsylvania community with grant opportunities for Penn faculty, staff, students, departments, programs, and centers.
Grant awards range in amount, with the largest being $25,000, and provide funding for a wide variety of activities aligned with the funder’s vision to support teaching, making, and presenting art, consistent with their aim to provide Penn students with increased access to the arts. The 2026 Sachs Program grant cycle is now closed. We are not accepting grant applications at this time.
Award decisions for Student Grant applications submitted in the 2026 grant cycle will be made in February 2026. All other annual grant award decisions will be made in March 2026. The Sachs Program offers grant opportunities to University of Pennsylvania undergraduate and graduate students as well as student groups.
Student Grants provide up to $3,500 to undergraduate and graduate students, as well as student groups, to support creative practice, including independent projects, thesis and dissertation-related work, and programs and initiatives that engage the student body or broader public.
Sachs Program 2026 Annual Grants include a range of opportunities supporting University of Pennsylvania faculty and staff, departments, programs and centers, as well as collaborations with community partners. Artist Residency Grants provide up to $25,000 to departments, programs, and centers to bring artists, curators, and collectives (formal or informal) to Penn as artists-in-residence or curators-in-residence.
Community Partnerships Grants provide up to $15,000 to support collaborations between Penn faculty (standing and non-standing), staff, departments, programs, and centers in partnerships with community arts and civic organizers and non-profit organizations.
Curricular Support Grants provide up to $3,500 to non-standing faculty for the implementation of arts-based activities in a currently running or scheduled course, or for research and professional development related to a course they are teaching. Independent Creative Production Grants provide up to $7,500 to faculty and staff to support (partially or fully) the production of their own artistic work.
Project Support Grants provide up to $7,500 to faculty and staff, departments, programs, and centers to support engagement with the arts and humanities through projects directed towards the Penn community or the broader public. Additional grant opportunities are available to support arts activities that fall outside the annual Sachs Program grant cycle schedule.
Rolling Grants provide up to $1,500 to faculty, staff, departments, programs, and centers to support urgent requests in the arts and humanities. 2026 Information Sessions Following the opening of our 2026 grant cycle in September 2025, the Sachs Program will host a series of information sessions during October and November to review 2026 grant opportunities.
Interested applicants are encouraged to attend for a chance to learn about each opportunity in discussion with Sachs Program staff and previous grantees. For more information about Sachs Program grant opportunities and application guidelines, please email Sachs Program Associate Director Chloe Reison at reison@upenn. edu .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: University of Pennsylvania community members. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The Sachs Program for Arts Innovation 2025 Grant Cycle is funded by The Sachs Program for Arts Innovation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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