The Southwest Folklife Alliance (SFA) Master-Apprentice Artist Award provides direct support for master traditional artists living in Arizona to pass on art, culture, and heritage practices to apprentice learners. The goal of this award is to strengthen the transmission of community-based traditions throughout the Southwestern United States.

Using the healing power of art to help empower more children in Arizona to create a better future for themselves. That's the mission of Free Arts AZ and it's paving the path to a lifetime of kindness and giving back to our community.

It was a Friday afternoon in Lichtenberg, Germany. Phoenix native and artist Antoinette Cauley was used to going on long drives and listening to music in Phoenix, her hometown. She couldn't do that in Germany. So she hopped on a train without plans to go anywhere in particular.

TUCSON - A novel program initiated by the University of Arizona aiming to enhance the understanding of people living near the southern borders has been so successful it has been awarded a $1.5 million grant by one of America's most prestigious foundations.

The 2022 Nonprofit Compensation and Benefits Survey is now open; participate by May 6This survey, conducted every three years by the ASU Lodestar Center for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Innovation, provides essential data for decision-makers in the nonprofit community.

Through the lens of Latinx arts and culture, the NALAC Leadership Institute (NLI) uses a comprehensive curriculum that addresses strategic planning, programming, budgeting, marketing, fundraising, governance, evaluation, and advocacy. Application for the 2022 NALAC Leadership Institute is now open! The 22nd NALAC Leadership Institute (NLI) will take place between July 11 - 16, 2022 in San Antonio, TX.

Call for applications now open! NFA Artist Grant Award Amount: $10,000 Flamboyan Artist Fellowship Award Amount: $5,000 Award Amount: $10,000 NALAC defines the primary applicant as the individual artist who is seeking funding for their own project or on behalf of an ensemble.

Grants for Arts Projects is the NEA's principal grants program for organizations based in the United States. Through project-based funding, the program supports public engagement with, and access to, various forms of art across the nation, the creation of art, learning in the arts at all stages of life, and the integration of the arts into the fabric of community life.

Through our grantmaking and research, the Levitt Foundation leverages the power of free, live music to strengthen the social fabric of communities, creating places people love while amplifying local pride, injecting joy into underused public spaces and fostering more equitable, thriving and sustainable communities one city, and one concert, at a time.