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Alaskan nonprofit organizations, schools, local government agencies and tribal entities are invited to apply for Community Arts Development Grants to stimulate grassroots arts activity and encourage statewide public interest and participation in the arts.
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Get matched →Community Arts Development Grants are designed to stimulate grassroots arts activity and encourage statewide public interest and participation in the arts. These grants help small Alaskan nonprofit organizations develop arts programs in underserved areas of the state, underserved art disciplines, and underserved art audiences. Examples of arts programming funded by this grant category are art exhibits, concerts, dance performances and festivals, workshops, readings, and theater productions. Grants may also be awarded to assist organizations advance in the area of arts administration including board, accounting systems and budget development.
Applicants opting for a Fiscal Sponsorship are required to create and submit their application through the account of their group or organization. It's important to complete the Fiscal Sponsorship section with detailed information about your Fiscal Sponsor. Additionally, fiscally sponsored applicants must include a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with their application. This MOU should detail the arrangement between your group and the fiscal sponsor, ensuring clarity and proper documentation of the sponsorship agreement. If your group meets the eligibility guidelines but is not a nonprofit, tax exempt, 501(c)3 organization, you may explore partnering with a community nonprofit organization. Groups applying with a fiscal sponsor should include the details of your fiscal agent/sponsor, along with your organization’s contact information.
Every listing links to the organizer's official page. Always confirm deadlines, fees, and entry rules there before you apply.
Support materials may either be electronically uploaded or postmarked and mailed by the deadline. Include a printed copy of the organization’s online profile page to identify the mailed support materials. Address the envelope with the corresponding grant number and mail support materials to the address listed at the bottom of the page.
Your organization must submit a final evaluation and accounting report. The report - which must be completed online through the Alaska State Council on the Arts Culture Grants Online system - summarizes your organization's activity, project or program and is reviewed for fiscal and program quality. The report must include a budget that reflect