Our grantmaking supports nonprofits, organizations and communities across Massachusetts who are enriching lives and strengthening our society through the humanities.
Reading Frederick Douglass Together grants offer up to $2,000 for public readings and discussions in Massachusetts of the orator's famous address, “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?”
Reading Frederick Douglass Together grants offer up to $2,000 for public readings and discussions in Massachusetts of the orator's famous address, “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?”
The Climate Change Track grant program offers up to $20,000 for projects that illuminate community knowledge, experiences, and values, in response to the climate crisis.
The Open Track grant program offers up to $20,000 for projects that collect, interpret and/or share narratives about the Commonwealth, with an emphasis on the voices and experiences that have gone unrecognized, or have been excluded from public conversation.
Our Expand Massachusetts Stories: Advancing Equity Track grant program offers grants up to $20,000 for projects that are championing underrepresented voices and are led by people from historically excluded communities.
Storytelling event sponsorships offer $2,000 for free public storytelling or story-sharing events in six cities across Massachusetts: Pittsfield, Holyoke, Worcester, Lawrence, Brockton, and Roxbury-Dorchester.
Our workshops are a great opportunity to learn more about specific grants, the application process and what to expect after you’ve applied. And if you miss one, no problem. You can always take a look at our most recent workshops below.