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    Grant-in-Aid (GIA) Program

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    The Grant-in-Aid (GIA) Program from Alaska State Library, Archives & Museums funds museum projects advancing collections, exhibits, research, and educational outreach across Alaska.

    Funder: Alaska State Library, Archives & Museums

    Due Dates (Anticipated): May 2027: Draft proposal review deadline (projected) | June 2027: Grant submission deadline (projected)

    Funding Amounts: Regular Grants up to $12,000; Mini-Grants up to $2,000; awards are for single-year projects.

    Summary: Supports Alaska museums and cultural centers in projects that enhance collections, exhibits, education, outreach, and organizational development.

    Key Information: Applicants may apply for only one grant per cycle (Regular or Mini, not both).


    Description

    The Grant-in-Aid (GIA) Program, administered by the Alaska State Library, Archives & Museums, provides annual funding to Alaska museums and cultural centers for projects that improve collections, exhibitions, educational programming, outreach, and organizational development. The program aims to foster quality and innovation, enabling institutions to serve as stewards of culture and community resources. Funding can be used for supplies, equipment, contractual services, and other activities that advance museum services and operations. There are two grant tracks: Regular Grants (up to $12,000) and Mini-Grants (up to $2,000).


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