4Culture’s Heritage Projects funding program promotes the identification, documentation, exhibition, and interpretation of historic and cultural materials exploring the heritage and historical record in King County, Washington.
Donor Name: 4Culture
State: Washington
County: King County (WA)
Type of Grant: Grant
Deadline (mm/dd/yyyy): 04/20/2022
Size of the Grant: $1,000 to $7,000
Details:
Through Heritage Projects they support the people and organizations making history relevant and provocative through exhibits, publications, oral histories, and more.
Funding Information
Awards range from $1,000 to $7,000.
You can use this grant to:
- Create heritage resources including, but not limited to, books, guides, brochures, research projects, digital projects, oral, visual, or audio recordings, museum exhibits and programs, and education curriculum.
- Preservation of material cultural related to heritage in King County.
- Produce special events and programs that highlight our region’s heritage including, but not limited to: conferences, workshops, technical assistance programs, apprenticeship or training opportunities, historic walking, cycling, or driving tours, field schools, skill demonstrations, and programs that facilitate collaboration between heritage organizations.
- Provide opportunities for populations underrepresented in mainstream heritage organizations including people of color, LGBTQ communities, youth, people with disabilities, and gender variant communities to work firsthand with heritage resources.
- Pay for materials and consumable supplies used for your project, transportation, documentation, and compensation for professional consultants, heritage specialists, trainees, or staff time if work on the project is outside their regular work duties and payment is beyond their regular compensation structure.
Are You and Your Project Eligible?
- You must be at least 18 years old and a resident of King County when you apply, through the completion of your project.
- If you receive funding, you’ll need to provide them with your Social Security number in order to receive payment.
- Organizations, community groups, and public agencies must operate within King County, and will need to provide them with a Tax ID or EIN in order to receive grant funds.
- They do not fund K-12 schools, school districts, or religious institutions.
- If you are an organization, you must not be a current Heritage Sustained Support recipient.
- Must be able to start work on your project in 2021.
- Must focus primarily on heritage and historical themes in King County through identification, documentation, exhibition and/or interpretation. Heritage and historical themes can include people, memories, places, communities, and events.
- Must be accessible to and provide public benefit to King County residents and visitors.
- If your project involves multiple disciplines—heritage, preservation, and/or arts—it may be eligible for consideration under more than one 4Culture projects funding program. You may request funding for different elements of your project through the separate funding programs, but must disclose in your application what other 4Culture funding you have requested or will request.
For more information, visit Heritage Projects.