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    Arts ADA Accessibility Reimbursement (AAR) Grants

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    Arts ADA Accessibility Reimbursement (AAR) Grants support Oregon arts nonprofits by reimbursing access services that enable people with disabilities to participate in their arts activities.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Applications will reopen November 9, 2026, instead of September 1, 2026. The minimum award increased from $200 to $500.

    Funder: Business Oregon

    Due Dates: November 9, 2026 (Applications reopen) | Rolling (Within 190 days after access service)

    Funding Amounts: $500–$1,000; reimbursement of 100% or 50% based on total cash operating expenses

    Summary: Reimburses specific accessibility expenses that enable people with disabilities to participate in Oregon arts nonprofits’ activities.

    Key Information: Fiscal sponsors and organizations housed within larger nonprofits, schools, or higher education institutions are ineligible.


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    The Arts ADA Accessibility Reimbursement (AAR) Grants program, administered by the Oregon Arts Commission through Business Oregon, offsets specific access-related expenses for Oregon arts nonprofits. It supports public access for all individuals who want to participate in those organizations’ arts activities, compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, and the identification of accessibility best practices throughout Oregon.

    The program reimburses access services rather than providing general organizational support. In reviewing requests, the Arts Commission considers whether the accommodation is appropriate for the disability access need and the organization’s level of engagement with the disability community. Funding is limited, and eligible applications are authorized subject to available funds.


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