Advancing Well-Being in the Arts initiative (Research-Practice Partnership Grants) is sponsored by The Wallace Foundation. These grants support research projects by arts organizations rooted in communities of color and social science researchers. The projects investigate issues relevant to the well-being of arts organizations and their communities, aligning with Wallace's five-year arts initiative.

The Dwane & Velma Wallace Foundation Grant is sponsored by Dwane L And Velma Lunt Wallace Foundation. This grant supports charitable organizations in Wichita, Kansas, focusing on areas such as arts, education, community development, social services, and quality of life. Requests for fundraising events, operating deficits, and individual scholarships are not eligible.

The Dwane and Velma Wallace Foundation Grant is a grant from the Dwane L. and Velma Lunt Wallace Foundation that funds charitable organizations in Wichita, Kansas working across arts and culture, education, community development, social services, and quality of life initiatives. Founded by former Cessna president Dwane Wallace and his wife Velma, the foundation prioritizes giving back to the Wichita community that shaped their success. Primary eligibility is limited to tax-exempt charitable organizations in Wichita, with secondary consideration for Kansas statewide organizations. Requests for fundraising events, operating deficits, and individual scholarships are excluded. Funding amounts are not publicly specified. No fixed application deadline is listed.

Walton Family Foundation Charter and Expansion Grants is a grant from the Walton Family Foundation that funds charter school developers and private education centers serving low-income communities. The foundation does not accept unsolicited proposals for most grants, but does accept applications from public charter school developers meeting criteria for its Public Charter Startup Grant Program. Interested organizations in other areas must submit a letter of inquiry first. Funding takes the form of grants or low-cost loans, with amounts varying by project. Priority is given to proposals with clear relevance to the foundation's education funding areas.