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RICH Grant Deadlines

 
 

:: Upcoming Deadlines for Grantseekers ::
Rhode Island Council for the Humanities

Major Grant Intent to Apply: September 1st
Major Grant Application Drafts (optional): September 21st
Major Grant Final Application: October 15th
Mini Grant Application: First of each month 

  
 

 

:: Applying :: Online
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RICH’s grant applications are available exclusively online. If you are applying for the first time, you will need to set up a new username and password to create an account.

Once you have created this account, your information (tax documentation, etc.) will be saved in our system to streamline future applications.

Click here to create a new user account.

Already have a RICH username? Click here.

 
 

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Dear Cristina, 

Do you have a project that will inspire and support intellectual curiosity and imagination in all Rhode Islanders through lifelong learning? Consider applying for funding from the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities (RICH). 

Our Major Grant Intent to Apply deadline is quickly approaching. In order to be eligible for consideration for this year’s Major Grants Cycle, you must submit your Intent by September 1st at 5 PM. Major Grants are awarded to Non-Profit Organizations and are specifically for projects seeking funds over $2000.

Developing a smaller project? Consider applying for one of our Monthly Mini Grants. Mini Grants are awarded on a monthly basis to both Non-Profit Organizations and Individual Researchers for projects requesting up to $2000. Mini Grant applications are due on the first of each month.
 
 

 

Submitting a Draft
writingRICH grants staff accepts drafts to assist grantseekers in the application process. Those applying for the Major Grants Cycle must have their drafts submitted by September 21st at the latest to receive comments from staff.  

Please keep in mind, the instructions and documents on our website are a great resource and grantees often find it helpful to investigate these materials in preparation for their conversations with staff and draft submission.
 
Wondering if RICH is an appropriate funding source for your project ? Learn more by reading a detailed description of our available grants and our grant guidelines.
 
 

We look forward to learning more about your projects,
SueEllen Kroll
Grants Director 

Sarah Golden Martin
Grants Associate

Rhode Island Council for the Humanities
 
   
Rhode Island Council for the Humanities | 385 Westminster Street | Suite 2 | Providence | RI | 02903

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