MiniGrants
Grants of up to $300 to fund community arts projects
that are created by teens and promote diversity.
The Mini Grants program is currently on hiatus.
Applications are not accepted at this time.
Who May Apply?
Teens who want to organize and/or participate in a community arts project or activity.
Parents, guardians, teachers, school officials, or other adult leaders helping to facilitate
a community arts project/activity that will be created and implemented by teens.
Teens who self-identify as BIPOC and/or LGBTQIA+ are strongly encouraged to apply.
Guidelines
One-time or on-going community arts projects/activities. All artistic disciplines and media
are welcome (i.e. visual, performing, literary, and culinary arts).
Teens must be involved in the creation and execution of the project/activity.
Projects/activities must promote diversity.
Activities and events must be free, include at least 5 participants, and take place at an accessible neighborhood venue (like a school, church, park, or community center) within the cities of Shoreline or Lake Forest Park.
Your project must be completed no later than December 31, 2021.
