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Find similar grantsWellness, Arts, and the Military (WAM) Program is sponsored by ArtsWA (Washington State Arts Commission). WAM is ArtsWA's program that serves military-connected populations in Washington State, including veterans.
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Wellness, Arts, and the Military (WAM) Grants - ArtsWA MusicWorks4Veterans jam session at the Lacey Veterans Services Hub. Photo by Karen McClain, MW4V Team Member. Wellness, Arts, and the Military (WAM) Grants ArtsWA’s Wellness, Arts, and the Military (WAM) grants focus on military-connected populations across Washington.
Wellness, Arts, and the Military (WAM) supports the growth of artists and arts organizations who have arts and wellness programs for military connected communities. WAM began in 2017 as a Community Connections Project supported by the NEA Creative Forces Military Healing Arts Network. Through summits, convenings, and key partnerships, the WAM program has grown to include arts programming grants, training, funding, and outreach.
Click here to learn more . Wellness, Arts, and Military (WAM) hosted informational webinars to support applicants through the grant application process: · SAP Webinar ( Watch SAP Webinar recording ) · GOS Webinar ( Watch GOS Webinar recording ) These sessions walk through application requirements, provide tips for completing forms, and close with Q&A. General Operating Support Grant This grant is now closed .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Arts organizations and teaching artists in Washington State that work with military-connected populations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Wellness, Arts, and the Military (WAM) Program is funded by ArtsWA (Washington State Arts Commission). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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