This grant funds Louisiana-based projects that use digital tools and research to expand public access to historic preservation information, administered by the Louisiana Division of Historic Preservation.
Funder: Louisiana Division of Historic Preservation
Due Dates (Anticipated): April 2027 (Letter of Interest) | May 2027 (Application)
Funding Amounts: Awards typically range from $3,000 to $80,000; project period is 11.5 months; 60% grant/40% match required.
Summary: Supports Louisiana projects that increase public access to historic preservation information, with emphasis on digital initiatives and public engagement.
Key Information: Reimbursable-only; all projects must include public outreach or education.
This annual grant program, administered by the Louisiana Division of Historic Preservation with federal funds from the National Park Service, supports a broad range of historic preservation activities across Louisiana. The next anticipated cycle (FY 2026-27) will prioritize projects that expand public access to digital preservation information, such as digitizing records, developing digital resources (websites, story maps, online tours), and updating historic district guidelines in accessible formats. All funded projects must include a public outreach, education, or media component. Typical eligible activities also include preservation planning, surveys, National Register nominations, feasibility studies, and public education initiatives.