All funding
GrantWhere: Georgia onlyWho gets the money: Goes to the schoolClosed for this round
Georgia Humanities
Grants (public humanities programs)
Georgia Humanities grants of $1,000 to $2,500 for public talks, exhibits and history programs by Georgia nonprofits. Next round spring 2027.
- Amount
- $1,000 to $2,500 (2026); 1:1 match
- Can a for-profit school apply?
- No: for-profit schools excluded
- Deadline
- Next round not posted
- Who this fits
- Private school · Homeschool co‑opGeorgia nonprofits with 501(c)(3) status or a fiscal sponsor. A nonprofit school or co-op fits with a public event.Religious schools: yes, not for religious activities
- New schools
- Not stated for new schools
- Where
- Georgia only
- Last checked
- Oct 28, 2026on georgiahumanities.org
Unconfirmed: check with the funder
We couldn’t confirm these on an official page. Treat them as open questions, not facts.
- Spring 2027 amounts and rules (2026 rules shown)
- Programs only for enrolled students or members do not qualify; it must be advertised and open to the public
What to do now
- Step 1: Plan a public program with a humanities scholar
- Step 2: Get a UEI at sam.gov
- Step 3: Line up a 1:1 match
- Step 4: Watch for Spring 2027 dates and apply in Foundant
Funders change their requirements. Check the official page before you apply. Getting ready? See what funders usually ask for.
Who can apply
“Georgia-based nonprofit organizations are encouraged to apply for 2026 grants ranging from $1,000 to $2,500 to support public humanities programs.”
Programs must be open to the public and involve at least one humanities scholar (talks, exhibits, walking tours, history projects). 1:1 match (cash or in-kind). UEI needed. Advocacy for religious positions is not funded (faith: secular_only). Paid to: the organization.
- Georgia 501(c)(3) or fiscal sponsor
- Open to the public
- At least one humanities scholar
- 1:1 match
- UEI number
Timing
Fall 2026 cycle closed. Spring 2027 dates to be announced.