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AHC Helen T. Leigh Museum Field Trip Grant

Arkansas Humanities Council

Funding Amount

Up to US $500

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

Can we apply?

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Other requirements

  • Eligible projects include, but are not limited to:
  • Public programs (in-person or virtual)
  • Lecture series and discussions (in-person or virtual)
  • Exhibits (in-person or virtual)

Not eligible / not funded

  • Not eligible: Ineligible projects include:Social, religious, or political action programs that advocate a specific point of view.
  • Not eligible: Projects primarily intended to promote an organization or its programs.
  • Not eligible: Fundraising for a particular organization or causeConstruction, preservation, or renovation of buildings, bridges, or roads.
  • Not eligible: International travel or to attend professional meetings.
  • Not eligible: Creative or performing arts, unless interpretation by humanities scholars is central Entertainment, including receptions at public or private events.
  • Not eligible: Scholarly conference that does not have a strong public outreach component.
  • Not eligible: College and university courses, courses to fulfill an undergraduate, master’s, or doctorate programSTEM projectsGifts, t-shirts, cash prizes, or awards to anyone.
  • Not eligible: Meals for applicant’s staff, guests, presenters, schools, or general public.
  • Not eligible: Ingredients for meals or food demonstrations.
  • Not eligible: Rent for event spaces owned or operated by the applicant organizationSalaries, honoraria, and/or fringe benefits for staff of federal or state agencies.
  • Not eligible: Grants awarded to individuals.
  • Not eligible: Grant writer fees and salaries.

Overview

The AHC Helen T. Leigh Museum Field Trip Grant, offered by the Arkansas Humanities Council (HumanitiesAR), aims to provide schools with funding for guided tours and programming at the MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History. This initiative encourages students in grades three through twelve to engage with the humanities, promoting understanding and appreciation of Arkansas's rich history through immersive educational experiences.

We work to achieve its mission by awarding grants through a competitive process to nonprofit groups, organizations, teachers, and schools statewide, and by working with key partners to develop local humanities projects and programs for Arkansas audiences.

Eligibility

Eligible projects include, but are not limited to:

  • Public programs (in-person or virtual)
  • Lecture series and discussions (in-person or virtual)
  • Exhibits (in-person or virtual)

Publications (must be peer-reviewed and must be published by traditional means through a contract, providing editing, publishing, and distributing of the author’s book)Podcasts

Ineligibility

Ineligible projects include:Social, religious, or political action programs that advocate a specific point of viewProjects primarily intended to promote an organization or its programsFundraising for a particular organization or causeConstruction, preservation, or renovation of buildings, bridges, or roadsInternational travel or to attend professional meetingsCreative or performing arts, unless interpretation by humanities scholars is central Entertainment, including receptions at public or private eventsScholarly conference that does not have a strong public outreach componentCollege and university courses, courses to fulfill an undergraduate, master’s, or doctorate programSTEM projectsGifts, t-shirts, cash prizes, or awards to anyoneMeals for applicant’s staff, guests, presenters, schools, or general publicIngredients for meals or food demonstrationsRent for event spaces owned or operated by the applicant organizationSalaries, honoraria, and/or fringe benefits for staff of federal or state agenciesGrants awarded to individualsGrant writer fees and salariesFiscal agent grant administration fee or salaryRestoration or conservation workFellowships or scholarshipsForeign, non-economy, or extensive domestic airline travelFor profit activities or eventsUnsecured registration fees, grants, and donations may not be used for cost-share.Council grant funds may not be used for stipends for educators participating in seminars or institutes.

What Arkansas Humanities Council actually gave

Source: IRS Form 990, 2024

Grants in 2024
11
Total given
$106K
Median grant
$9,253
Range
$5,384–$14K
  • By dollars: Arkansas 100%. Top recipient cities: Little Rock, AR; Fayetteville, AR; Hot Springs, AR.
  • 0% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.

Example grants

  • Central Arkansas Library System · Little Rock, AR

    Further exempt purpose

    $14K

  • Arkansas Association of Instructional Media · Hot Springs, AR

    Further exempt purpose

    $13K

  • University of Arkansas at Little Rock · Little Rock, AR

    Further exempt purpose

    $13K

  • University of Arkansas at Fayetteville · Fayetteville, AR

    Further exempt purpose

    $13K

  • Preserve Arkansas · Little Rock, AR

    Further exempt purpose

    $12K

IRS Form 990, 2024. Amounts as reported by the funder. Full 990 history →

Focus Areas & Funding Uses

Fields of Work

  • K-12 schools
  • History
  • Humanities

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