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Find similar grantsVermont Arts Council Cultural Facilities Grant (2026) is sponsored by Vermont Arts Council. This grant supports capital projects for arts organizations in Vermont, which can include building improvements and hazard mitigation efforts.
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Cultural Facilities - Vermont Arts Council Cultural Facilities Grants help Vermont nonprofit organizations and municipalities enhance, create, or expand the capacity of an existing building to provide cultural activities for the public. Cultural activities are defined broadly as activities that enhance artistic, creative, aesthetic, historic, or scholarly appreciation by members of the public.
Vermont nonprofit organizations and municipalities are eligible to apply. Applicants must own a facility that has been in existence for a minimum of ten years prior to the application deadline, and it must be physically located in Vermont. See the guidelines for full eligibility details.
Grant amounts range from $1,000 to $30,000 and must be matched on a 1:1 basis. Status: Closed. Reopens spring 2027 What does this grant fund?
Expand or Collapse Accordion Examples of projects eligible for funding include: improvements to wiring, heating, lighting, and plumbing accessibility features such as elevators, lifts, assistive listening systems, ramps, and bathrooms stage improvements such as curtains, lighting, sound, and rigging permanent display panels or exhibit cases affixed to the building improvements to environmental controls, storage, or lighting for collections care hazard mitigation efforts such as flood gates, sump pumps, rain gutters, sprinkler systems energy efficiency upgrades such as insulation, heat pumps, renewable energy systems, LED lighting For real examples of previously funded projects, see the program’s most recent grantees and read our Grant in Action feature .
This program is one of the seven Building Communities Grant Programs funded through the State of Vermont Capital Appropriations Budget. You may only receive a grant from one of these programs in a single fiscal year.
The other programs are: Agricultural Fairs Capital Projects Grants Historic Preservation Grants Historic Barn Preservation Grants Human Services and Educational Facilities Grants Recreational Facilities Grants Regional Economic Development Grants Expand or Collapse Accordion Review this page and all the necessary materials carefully: Contact Michele Bailey prior to preparing your application to ensure that your project is eligible for funding consideration.
The application requires two estimates so start gathering them early If you don’t already have a user account in our grant portal, create an account (approval takes 1-2 business days) Request your free Unique Entity ID if your organization does not already have one Apply by the deadline listed on this page. Consult the timeline table below for other important dates such as funding notification and period of grant activity.
Guidelines, application, deadline Expand or Collapse Accordion These materials from the previous grant cycle are provided for reference only. New materials will be released when the program reopens. Guidelines and Application Application closed.
Reopens spring 2027 New user? Be sure to register ! Your account will be reviewed and approved in 1-2 business days.
How to request your free Unique Entity ID . Expand or Collapse Accordion Grantseeker Workshop Held Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2026 online Expand or Collapse Accordion Final Report We ask grant recipients to submit final reports about their work.
Due 30 days after project completion. Application opens Closed. Reopens spring 2027 Application deadline May 15, 2026 Funding notification Mid-August 2026 Grant period Sept.
1, 2026 - Aug. 31, 2027 Funding arrival Within 60 days of receipt of grantee paperwork Final report deadline 30 days after end of grant period in contract Accessibility The Council accepts grant applications via an online form. If you require an alternate format or assistance to access the application, please contact the grant program manager listed above or Michele Bailey, accessibility coordinator by email or at 802.
402. 4614. Voice and relay calls welcome.
Cultural Facilities Grants are funded by the State of Vermont. admin-place August 8, 2014
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit arts organizations in Vermont. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Vermont Arts Council Cultural Facilities Grant (2026) is funded by Vermont Arts Council. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Vermont. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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