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    Major Grants from Virginia Humanities support organizations creating public humanities programs that foster dialogue, interpret cultural resources, and broaden access to history, literature, and culture.

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    The listed Major Grants cycle changed from Fall 2026 (LOI deadline September 11; application deadline October 16) to Spring 2027, opening February 16, 2027, with an LOI deadline of March 12, 2027, and an application deadline of April 16, 2027.

    Funder: Virginia Humanities

    Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (LOI approval) | October 2027 (Application)

    Funding Amounts: $5,000–$15,000 for an 18-month project period; equal non-federal cost share required

    Summary: Supports public humanities projects that engage broad audiences with history, literature, and culture through dialogue, interpretation, and expanded access.

    Key Information: An approved Letter of Intent is required before an application is assigned.


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    Virginia Humanities, Virginia’s state humanities council, awards Major Grants to cultural nonprofits and other eligible organizations developing public-facing humanities projects. The program supports initiatives with broader scope and sustained impact that foster dialogue, interpret cultural resources, and expand access to history, literature, and culture.

    Supported formats include community forums, book and film discussions, community histories and oral histories, public conferences, exhibitions, festivals, interpretive performances, lectures, and publications. Funding also supports K–12 curriculum resources, teacher institutes, professional development, and media such as documentaries, radio, podcasts, and websites. Project planning and research leading to public programming are eligible. Arts-related projects should interpret the history or meaning of art rather than primarily produce artwork.


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