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Organizations and individuals stewarding designated historic landmarks in King County may apply for grants up to $100,000 to support rehabilitation projects.
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Get matched →The program supports bricks-and-mortar rehabilitation projects for historic buildings, neighborhoods, and landscapes in King County. Large and small, urban and rural projects that contribute to the region's identity are prioritized. Grants are capped at $100,000.
You must be the steward of a designated historic landmark property in King County (individual owner or organization representative) and be working to rehabilitate it. First-time applicants should contact Program Manager Dana Phelan at (206) 263-1604 to discuss the project before applying.
4Culture provides additional funding consideration for projects in Equity Investment areas or centered on marginalized communities. Projects qualify for priority review if the landmark is outside Seattle, located in a Seattle area with significant social inequities (per King County Communities of Opportunity index), or if peer reviewers determine the applicant merits additional funding based on Advancing Equity score.
Every listing links to the organizer's official page. Always confirm deadlines, fees, and entry rules there before you apply.