A subscription-based resource from Candid providing “easy-to-use, self-service tools and resources to help nonprofits worldwide become more viable grant applicants and build strong, sustainable organizations.” This resource has free access at many locations across the country.
A subscription-based resource with information about philanthropic opportunities worldwide. The directory is accessible onsite at partner locations (including most public libraries) through IP recognition, which means you may be able to gain access to the link above without log-in credentials. Search here for the nearest location, or check with your local library branch for more information.
A publication produced by the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits (MCN), designed to help grantseekers by providing an overview of the state’s most active foundations and giving programs. The directory includes basic information on over 100 community foundations, corporate giving programs and private foundations. Copies can be purchased from MCN’s website for $80 for nonmembers, and $40 for members.
This program provides general operating support to high quality, established arts organizations that produce, present, or exhibit works of art; to organizations that provide a broad range of services to artists; and to community arts schools and conservatories that make arts learning available to Minnesotans of all ages and abilities.
Project grants to support activities that share, explore, pass on, express, or celebrate culture through the arts. Culture may be defined by a common ethnicity, tribal affiliation, geographic or regional identity, occupation, language, or recreation. Traditional and contemporary forms of cultural expression may be funded in this program. Funds could be used to support practicing a cultural art form; presenting cultural festivals, community celebrations, performances, media or exhibitions; offering demonstrations, etc. Funds could also be used to deepen or pass on cultural traditions through apprenticeships or documentation.
This program provides general operating support to high quality, established arts organizations that produce, present, or exhibit works of art; to organizations that provide a broad range of services to artists; and to community arts schools and conservatories that make arts learning available to Minnesotans of all ages and abilities.