On July 27th, NALAC hosted a webinar with the National Endowment for the Arts on the American Rescue Plan Grants to Organizations (ARP), with the goal of encouraging Latinx and culturally-specific organizations to apply for these relief funds. With over 200 participants, the webinar offered the most complete information about the application process and ended with an extensive Q&A. You can now access the recording of the webinar at this link: vimeo.com/580461521
These unique one-time grants are intended to support general operating costs, are open for first-time applicants, and do not require matching funds. The deadlines for application begin on August 12th and organizations may request a fixed grant amount of $50,000, $100,000, or $150,000. As an important note, please be aware that before applying for federal funding, organizations need to obtain a DUNS number and register with SAM.gov and grants.gov.
If you have questions about this opportunity or the application process, please directly contact the ARP Program using one of the following email addresses:
- Organizations with legal names beginning with A-L: [email protected]
- Organizations with legal names beginning with M-Z: [email protected]
Additional Resources Shared by the NEA
ARP Grants to Organizations Description: www.arts.gov/grants/american-rescue-plan-grants/american-rescue-plan-grants-to-organizations/program-description
Application Calendar (Deadlines): www.arts.gov/grants/american-rescue-plan-grants-to-organizations/application-calendar
First-time applicants’ assistance page: www.arts.gov/grants/applying-for-a-federal-grant-for-the-first-time
Sign up for a live Q&A session: www.arts.gov/grants/american-rescue-plan-grants/american-rescue-plan-grants-applicant-q-and-a
ARP Program Description (Spanish): www.arts.gov/sites/default/files/ARP-Grants-to-Organizations-Spanish-revised.pdf
List of State Arts Agencies: www.nasaa-arts.org/state-arts-agencies/saa-directory