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Find similar grantsTourism Sustainability Grant is sponsored by State of Washington Tourism (SWT). A recurring grant program by SWT, this grant aims to foster safer, more inclusive, and sustainable visitor experiences in Washington.
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Tourism Sustainability Grant - State of Washington Tourism Tourism Sustainability Grant Please note this grant will not be offered in 2026. State of Washington Tourism (SWT) offers a Tourism Sustainability Grant program. Local governments, Tribal Nations, destination organizations, and other nonprofit organizations that support travel and tourism in the State of Washington may apply for this grant program.
The purpose of the grant is to foster safer, more inclusive, and sustainable visitor experiences in the state. View 2023 grant recipients and grant recipients.
Fosters safer, more inclusive, and sustainable visitor experiences in the State of Washington Applicants may request up to $30,000 in grant funding based on project eligibility Project eligibility may include capital projects, new festivals and events, outdoor recreation, wayfinding improvements, and more The total funding available for the Tourism Sustainability Grant program is $125,000 Eligible applicants include: Non-profit organizations registered with the Washington Secretary of State’s Office 501(c)(3) organizations and other 501(c) organizations that support travel and tourism Full Tourism Sustainability Grant Description The application period is currently closed.
Please check back for updates. To apply, Washington-based tourism stakeholders must complete a thorough application with details on project objectives, longevity, and budget. Though not required, applicants are strongly encouraged to match a portion of their grant request with cash or in-kind contributions.
SWT will release grant funds as a lump sum to awardees upon approval of their grant applications. Awardees will be expected to submit a project evaluation which should include a final budget, proof of spending, photos, and a written account of how grant funds were used and their impact on travel and tourism. Grant funds from SWT will not pay for staff salaries, debt, or interest payments associated with eligible projects.
Please also submit a W9. Download a Budget Template See the grant evaluation rubric SWT hosted a webinar for potential applicants on Aug. 10, 2023.
The webinar provided an overview of the grant program, grant writing advice, and examples of grant projects from previous applications. It also highlighted key dates, funding availability, eligible applicants, as well as expected outcomes, and reporting requirements. SWT has also created an FAQ document to help answer applicant questions.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local governments, tribes, chambers of commerce, destination organizations, and other nonprofit organizations that support travel and tourism. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $30,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Tourism Sustainability Grant is funded by State of Washington Tourism (SWT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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