From National Endowment for the Arts –
Application Deadline: April 27, 2023
Grants of $10,000 for projects that extend the reach of the arts
Challenge America offers support primarily to small organizations for projects in all artistic disciplines that extend the reach of the arts to groups/communities with rich and dynamic artistic and cultural contributions to share that are underserved. Read through program guidelines for the full program description and eligibility requirements.
As you prepare your Challenge America application, a reminder that submitting an NEA application is a multi-step process. Please follow the “How to Apply” step-by-step instructions on how to complete each part.
Helpful Resources for Applicants
The Challenge America grant category is a great entry point for organizations seeking Arts Endowment funding. Technical assistance resources include:
Challenge America Webinar: Learn more about Arts Endowment annual funding opportunities and the Challenge America program through this recorded webinar.
Challenge America Applicant Q&A Sessions: An opportunity to ask questions (and hear the questions of others) live in a small group setting with the Challenge America team. A series of virtual open office hours lead up to the application deadline. Register in advance for upcoming sessions on April 12th (ASL provided) and May 11th.
Spanish Translation: Challenge America guidelines are available in both English and Spanish.
See more technical assistance resources in the Applicant Resources section of the guidelines, including our First-Time Applicant Guide, tips documents covering common questions and common mistakes, and a variety of recorded resources including guidance on civil rights compliance. Challenge America program guidelines include complete program details, eligibility requirements, and review criteria.
Questions? We’re always happy to help. The Challenge America team can be reached at ChallengeAmerica@arts.gov.
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