Grants to fund new works created by Black artists to celebrate, build awareness, and amplify the creations of the many talented Black artists in Greater Louisville.
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COVID-19 Relief Grants for Black-Owned Restaurants
Grants to provide assistance to small, independent, Black-owned restaurants that have an immediate financial need due to COVID-19.
COVID-19 Relief Grants for Black-Owned Restaurants
COVID-19 Emergency Support Grants for Individual Artists
COVID-19 Emergency Support Grants for Performing Artists are for individual artists across all performing arts disciplines who are struggling to have their basic needs (shelter, food, and medical) met due to loss of artistic income from COVID-19.
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Culinary Initiative Strategic Relief Fund
In partnership with Ashbourne Farms and through the generous support of Austin & Janie Musselman, Fund for the Arts Culinary Initiative is launching a Strategic Relief Fund in response to the economic fallout from COVID-19.
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ArtsMatch
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William Tolbert Whittenberg Scholarship for Performing Arts
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Allan Cowen Innovation Fund for Advancement of the Arts
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James Welch Sr. Arts Leadership Award
The James Welch Sr. Arts Leadership Award honors an individual who, through volunteer commitment and ongoing leadership, has made a substantial impact to the arts community in Louisville and throughout the Kentuckiana region.
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The National Scholastic Arts Awards
The National Scholastic Arts Awards began in 1923 by M.R. Robinson, the founder of Scholastic Inc. The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards are the most longest‐running and prestigious recognition program for creative teenage students grades 7 ‐12.
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Fran Huettig Public Art Series
Fran Huettig Public Art Series is a partnership between Fund for the Arts and 1619 Flux Art + Activism. The project series is funded by the Fund for the Arts and Barbara and Kara Nichols of 1619 Flux, in memory of the late Fran Huettig, a supporter of public art and long-time employee of Fund for the Arts.
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