Community Support Grant
The Community Support Grant offers operating and/or project support and arts learning support for organizations that provide services to their community through the arts.
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All grant applications and final reports can be accessed through the Arts Council’s online grant system, Foundant.
If you think that someone at your organization has already registered in Foundant, do not create a new account. Please contact Cashmere Balland at 307-214-7819 or cashmere.balland@wyo.gov to be added as a user. Please do not submit a grant application using someone else’s credentials.
Starting in April 2022, organizations receiving federal funds from the Wyoming Arts Council are required to have a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) from SAM.gov. This has replaced the DUNS number previously used. A UEI does not require full registration in SAM.gov, but it does require having a user account and following a few steps. Getting a UEI is free. Avoid any website that charges a fee. You can learn more from this video. Please contact Cashmere Balland at 307-214-7819 or cashmere.balland@wyo.gov if you have any questions.
The Wyoming Arts Council is pleased to provide funding opportunities for the many worthwhile art projects that our nonprofit organizations, government entities, and individual artists are doing throughout the state of Wyoming.
The Community Support Grant offers operating and/or project support and arts learning support for organizations that provide services to their community through the arts.
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This grant is available to organizations for arts project funding designed to increase access to the arts for under-served communities through comprehensive and collaborative community engagement.
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The Creative Aging Project Grant is open to non-profit organizations and to individual teaching artists to develop Creative Aging programming in Wyoming communities.
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The Fiscal Year 2025 Professional Development / Career Advancement Grant is now closed due to increased demand during this grant cycle. Individuals and Organizations are encouraged to apply for the
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Mentoring Project Grants are designed to support the transmission of Wyoming’s finest Traditional and Folk skills through the natural process of in-person, hands-on instruction. A master artist selects a worthy apprentice to mentor over time in order to advance the skills of the apprentice from proficient to excellent. All art forms (music, dance, craft, etc.) are encouraged.
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