Grants

National Park Service

Regional Resource Condition Assessment

The Magnet School for Technology and Communication

Conversion of (1) classroom into a news network consisting of a sound proof roomallowing editors to monitor the visual and audio displayed and heard on the monitors.

National Endowment for the Humanities

?ONE SINGLE PLACE?: NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, AND THE SHAPING OF THE EARLY AMERICAN REPUBLIC (1795-1815). [?ONE SINGLE PLACE?: NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, AND THE SHAPING OF THE EARLY AMERICAN REPUBLIC (1795-1815) IS A HISTORICAL EXHIBITION THAT CELEBRATES THE FOUNDING OF THE EARLY AMERICAN REPUBLIC AND THE INTEGRATION OF NEW ORLEANS AND THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER VALLEY INTO THE BOURGEONING COUNTRY. THE GOAL OF THE EXHIBITION IS TO EXPLORE AN OVERLOOKED ASPECT OF THE FORMING OF THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC, WHICH IS THE RAPID INTEGRATION OF PREVIOUS ?OUTPOSTS? FOUNDED BY FRANCE AND SPAIN INTO A CENTRAL PART OF THE AMERICAN NATION, AND THE EFFECTS THOSE PLACES HAD ON TRANSFORMING THE PERCEPTION OF BEING AMERICAN. THIS EXHIBITION, FEATURING REPRODUCTIONS OF NAVIGATION MAPS, URBAN PLANS, AND ARCHITECTURAL RENDERINGS FROM THE HISTORIC NEW ORLEANS COLLECTION AND LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, WILL BE PRESENTED IN NEW ORLEANS FROM DECEMBER 2025 TO MARCH 2026 TO CELEBRATE THE 250TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.]

Forests, Parks & Recreation

¿Kate¿s Camp¿ Paddlers¿ Trail Campsite

Somali Health Board

This is annual health fair that promotes well-being of the community.Health systems will come into the community and provide health screening, education,where their patients reside, at their own comfort.This fair requires a lot of planning & as such we have dedicated a health fair team to coordinate this. We'll be designating volunteers & various committees to ensure a successful fair.Funds from this grant will help us expand the # of residents reached and services provided this year.

National Endowment for the Humanities

"A GARDEN FOR LIBERTY: CELEBRATING TAUNTON?S REVOLUTIONARY SPIRIT" [IN COMMEMORATION OF AMERICA?S 250TH ANNIVERSARY, THE OLD COLONY HISTORY MUSEUM PROPOSES THE DEVELOPMENT OF A LANDSCAPED GARDEN AND EXPANDED PARKING AREA TO HONOR ROBERT TREAT PAINE, A TAUNTON RESIDENT AND SIGNER OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. THIS PROJECT AIMS TO ENHANCE PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT WITH TAUNTON?S RICH REVOLUTIONARY HISTORY BY CREATING A WELCOMING SPACE FOR REFLECTION, EDUCATION, AND COMMUNITY GATHERINGS.]

Josephine County

"A" Street Building Asbestos Cleanup

Staten Island Botanical Garden

"Arts That Last" - Chinese Performances in NY Chinese Scholar's Garden

North Cambridge Family Opera(NCFO)

"Astronomy" Festival Chorus

CRLS Drama Fund for Cambridge Public School K-2

"Beauty and the Beast" at Wheelock Family Theatre, Grades K-2

State of Maryland

"Bodies & Souls" Exhibit

Aparna Sindhoor Dance Theater

"Come On, Counter Me" (working title)

The Community Art Center

"Do It Your Damn Self!" National Youth Video & Film Festival

Community Arts Center

"Do it Your Damn Self!" National Youth Video and Film Festival

Liz Sheehan

"Drawing Room"

Belltown Art Walk

The Belltown Artwalk community group will be hosting an art exhibit located at the Slip Galley 2301 1st Ave on Jan 10, 2025. The exhibit will feature four artist as they delve into themes of self perception, identity, and the complexities of internal dialogue. Through curated pieces that explore the fluid and often distorted boundaries between mind, body, and self, viewers are invited into deeply personal reflections. The show will also hosts two free public workshops aimed at fostering introspection and self-expression. The event is free and open to the public.

Prospect Park Alliance

"History, Literacy and the Arts"

The Drawing Center

"Ocean Flowers and Ferns: Botanical (Photogenic) Drawings"

Visual Studies Workshop, Inc.

"Position 38°: Korean American Crossings"

North Cambridge Family Opera Company (NCFOC)

"Powers of Ten" Festival Chorus

National Endowment for the Humanities

"PRESERVING INDEPENDENCE" EXHIBIT DESIGN [THE PROPOSED FUNDING WILL SUPPORT THE DESIGN OF PRESERVING INDEPENDENCE: REVOLUTIONS AND REMEMBRANCE IN TRENTON, NJ, 1758?TODAY, A NEW THREE-GALLERY PERMANENT EXHIBITION OPENING JULY 4, 2026, THAT EXPLORES THE OLD BARRACKS? EVOLUTION FROM A BRITISH MILITARY POST TO A SYMBOL OF REVOLUTIONARY MEMORY AND CIVIC IDENTITY.]

Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper

Continuation of an extensive and successful series of projects involving water quality and shoreline monitoring, community education, and youth training.

Rosalyn Grunmann

"Safe Space" Installation at Vassal Lane Upper School

Stony Brook Foundation Inc.

"See it, Get it, Do it!" An art workshop for the classroom & museum