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Post Type: Grant Opportunities

Post Type: Grant Opportunities

    • Community of Practice

    Community Vision’s CREATE Cohort Program

    12/18/25Grant Opportunities

    CREATE (Community Real Estate – Arts to Equity) is a two-year cohort program that helps arts and culture organizations build long-term financial resilience and real estate readiness.

    • Community of Practice

    Vital Arts’ Bay Area Artist Census Fellowship

    07/01/25Grant Opportunities

    Vital Arts will select eight Bay Area artists to help shape policy and data collection of the Bay Area Artist Census as part of an 18-month leadership opportunity.

    • Community of Practice

    Walter & Elise Haas Fund WE Initiative Grant

    06/12/25Grant Opportunities

    The WE Initiative will select 25 nonprofit organizations to receive $100,000 annually as general operating funds over a five-year period.

    • Community of Practice

    The Svane Family Foundation’s Culture Forward Grant Program

    01/30/25Grant Opportunities

    Culture Forward is a $5 million grant initiative by The Svane Family Foundation supporting arts and culture projects that attract families, students, and young professionals to Downtown San Francisco.

    • Community of Practice

    Grassroots Artists Advocacy Program (GAAP)

    10/01/24Grant Opportunities

    The California for the Arts Grassroots Artists Advocacy Program (GAAP) is a cohort-based fellowship program that supports diverse artists, culture bearers, and creative workers with an artistic or cultural practice who live or work in Oakland or San Francisco who will directly engage in advocacy and policy development to advance the holistic wellbeing of the field so all artists thrive.

    Urban Land Institute San Francisco Bay Area Developers of Color Cohort

    08/08/24Grant Opportunities

    The Urban Land Institute San Francisco's (ULI SF) Bay Area Developers of Color Cohort offers mid-to-senior level professionals monthly sessions aimed to deepen their understanding of housing development and consider community-based development throughout the Bay Area.