Landmarks Capital
The 4Culture Landmarks Capital Grant funds restoration and preservation of historic landmark properties in King County, prioritizing equity, urgent needs, and public benefit.
Funder: 4Culture
Due Dates: August 27, 2026 (Intent to Apply/draft) | September 10, 2026 (Full application)
Funding Amounts: Up to $100,000 per project; no matching funds required; projects must be completed by December 31, 2031.
Summary: Supports rehabilitation and preservation of designated historic landmark properties in King County, WA, with emphasis on public benefit, equity, and urgent needs.
Key Information: Applicants must save a draft by August 27, 2026 to be eligible to submit a final application.
Description
This program funds bricks-and-mortar projects that stabilize, restore, or rehabilitate designated historic landmark properties in King County, Washington. Eligible projects include urgent repairs, restoration of historic features, replacement of essential building systems, and improvements that enhance accessibility or address critical life safety issues. The grant prioritizes projects that benefit marginalized communities, advance equity, and contribute to the diversity of King County’s built environment. Additional funding is available for projects located in areas with significant social inequities or that serve underrepresented communities.
Projects are evaluated based on quality (adherence to preservation standards), feasibility, public benefit (such as community access, economic impact, and long-term preservation), and advancement of equity. The program is open to individuals, organizations, businesses, and local governments with site control over an eligible property.
