If you can answer 'yes' to all five of these questions, you are eligible to apply for a grant.
i. Is your organization a nonprofit?
ii. Are the humanities a key component to your project?
iii. Have you indentified humanities scholars or other experts to support the project?
iv. Will your project engage and benefit Maryland participants?
v. Do you have matching funds to support project costs?
Funding levels:
Grant Categories:
You can do so by registering through the online application system. Letters of Inquiry for Major Grants must be received by March 1 for the spring round and by September 1 for the fall round. Opportunity Grant applicants may skip this step.
There are five parts to the application that must be completed:
Basic information - Summary of the project, information about the applicant organization
Narrative - More detailed information about the organization, project, team, work plan and evaluation process
Budget - detailed budget form with instructions. Click here for Budget instructions and the Budget form.
Appendix - supporting documents such as resumes and letters of commitment from partners
Certification
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