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Arts & Culture Program Grant

The Kresge Foundation(Private Foundation)

Amount

$50K - $500K

Deadline

LOI by July 1, 2026

Geography

United States (Urban focus)

Complexity

Complex

About This Opportunity

Supports arts organizations in creating equitable access to culture in American cities and fostering creative placemaking.

Eligibility

Eligible Organization Types

501(c)(3) Nonprofit

Target Populations

General PopulationLow-Income CommunitiesBIPOC Communities

Focus Areas

Arts & CultureCommunity Development

Always verify details directly with the funder before applying. Opportunities and deadlines may change without notice.

About the Funder

The Kresge Foundation

Private Foundation

Works to expand opportunities in American cities through strategic grantmaking in arts, education, environment, health, and human services.

Troy, MI

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