The Threatened Sites Grant Program supports archaeologists working at endangered Virginia sites, funding documentation, excavation, analysis, and reporting to preserve evidence that might otherwise be lost.
Virginia’s Black, Indigenous, And People of Color Historic Preservation Grant Program supports Virginia communities by funding the acquisition, protection, and rehabilitation of places tied to their histories.
Supports the restoration and preservation of Connecticut historic properties damaged by unforeseen events, ensuring their protection and continued public access.
Historic Preservation Non-Capital Grant Program supports nonprofits and local governments in research, education, and preservation planning to deepen understanding and protect Maryland’s historic and cultural resources.
Funds research, surveys, planning, and educational projects that identify, document, and preserve historic resources across West Virginia.
Opportunity Grants from Virginia Humanities support cultural nonprofits and other organizations in planning and delivering focused public humanities projects that engage broad audiences.