Urban Greening Grant Program
JUNE 4
Urban Greening projects use nature-based solutions—planting trees that provide strategic shade, expanding green spaces that serve as places of refuge during heat waves, and creating green streets and alleyways that capture and clean stormwater—to help communities become more climate resilient. The Urban Greening Grant Program will fund projects using nature-based solutions to mitigate climate change impacts such as the urban heat island effect, rising temperatures, and extreme heat. Learn more.
Arts Loan Fund
ROLLING DEADLINE
This Emergency Loan will support arts and culture nonprofits and fiscally sponsored organizations in the eleven San Francisco Bay Area counties. Organizations can apply for these low-interest loans to cover basic expenses such as staff salaries, artist payments, rent and other operating costs during this challenging time. Loans can also be used to cover costs associated with re-opening and/or presenting programming remotely such as equipment, software, etc. Preference is given to small and mid-sized arts and culture organizations (with budgets under $2 million). Learn more.
California Grants Portal
The California State Library is excited to announce the launch of the California Grants Portal. Billions of dollars in grant opportunities from dozens of state departments and agencies can now be easily accessed and opportunities can be filtered by keywords or categories. The Grants Portal also makes it possible to search by eligible applicant types, including nonprofit organizations, public agencies, businesses, tribal governments, and others. Learn more.
National Disaster Recovery Fund for Archives
ROLLING DEADLINE
The National Disaster Recovery Fund for Archives (NDRFA) supports conservation treatment for repositories impacted by a major disaster within the first 18 months. Learn more.
Traditional Fine Arts Organization (TFAO)
TFAO provides education concerning - and nurture understanding of - American representational art among student and adult populations through publication, grants and related activities. Through the “Upcoming Temporary Exhibitions" opportunity, TFAO is interested in co-sponsorship grants to regional museums and cultural centers throughout the United States concerning American representational art special/temporary exhibitions featuring artworks based on our topics. Learn more