Grants
ATTENTION: Important Grants Information
RICH will NOT be conducting a Spring Major Grants Cycle. We apologize for any inconvenience this may pose. However, we are excited to use this time to assess our Grants program in hopes of serving you more efficiently. Interested candidates can still apply to our monthly mini-grant program by following the application instructions outlined below. RICH is currently planning a new Fall Major Grants initiative. Please sign up on our homepage to receive our e-news where we will be announcing our new RFP, application materials, workshop plans, and much more! Stay tuned!
Since its founding in 1973, the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities has awarded over $3M in grants to support over 1000 innovative and dynamic public humanities projects. We welcome inquiries from non-profit organizations and individual researchers with ideas for humanities projects that will attract diverse audiences, stimulate meaningful community dialogue, and serve the Rhode Island community.
Grants Overview, Definitions, Requirements
Guidelines & FAQS (Print and read first)Read to find answers to the following questions:
What Kinds of Grants Does the Council Offer? Who Can Apply?
What are the Humanities? Who is a Humanities Scholar?
How Can Humanities Scholars Participate in Public Projects?
What are the Funding Parameters?
What are the Application Deadlines?
Application Forms
MINI-GRANT APPLICATION
Download and complete all:
Choose one and complete:
- Sponsored Major/Mini Project Narrative (for non-profit applicants)
- Independent Mini Research Project Narrative (for individual applicants)
POST-AWARD
(Download for Grantees only)- Final Report Forms | Audit Questionnaire | Audience Survey Template
- Acknowledgment Protocol | Logo Download
GRANTS AWARDED
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