PLEASE NOTE: We are NOT accepting walk-ins at this time.  We are currently offering clients the option to have appointments virtually, by phone, or in person BY APPOINTMENT ONLY (following OCC COVID-19 Safety Plan and Procedures and CDC Guidelines).
National Endowment for the Arts
Unlike other Arts Endowment funding programs that offer project-based support, Rescue Plan funds are intended to support specific operating costs only. Cost share/matching funds are NOT required. The Arts Endowment intends to make awards that will impact a broad constituency. We encourage applications from a variety of eligible organizations including:
  • organizations that serve populations that are under-served (such as those whose opportunities to experience the arts are limited by ethnicity, economics, geography, or disability)
  • organizations with small and medium-sized budgets
  • organizations from rural and urban communities
  • organizations that may be applying for federal support through the Arts Endowment for the first time
Rescue Plan funding is available through two separate competitive opportunities:
NYSCA FY2022 Funding Opportunities
Opportunities for funding will be offered in 4 rounds. Each round is designed to address the most urgent needs of organizations and artists within New York's nonprofit creative sector.
We are currently offering clients the option to have appointments virtually, by phone, or in person BY APPOINTMENT ONLY (following OCC COVID-19 Safety Plan and Procedures and CDC Guidelines).

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