KMTA awards grants to community projects that recognize, preserve, and interpret the historic, scenic, and natural recreational resources and cultural landscapes of the Kenai Mountains-Turnagain Arm historic transportation corridor. Projects promote and facilitate public enjoyment of these resources. KMTA seeks to equitably fund diverse activities geographically distributed throughout the communities and transportation corridor of the Heritage Area.
2020
JANUARY: Grant Period Opens: Call for Applications for Spring Grant Program
MARCH: GRANT APPLICATIONS DUE
MARCH/APRIL: KMTA Board Meeting: grant applications reviewed
LATE APRIL: Spring Grants Awarded
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*Please note, contrary to the webinar information, indirect costs are now considered eligible expenses. If your organization has an approved federal indirect rate you may include this in your grant application, otherwise the 10% de minimus rate applies.
KMTA’s grant program is competitive, and applicants may request small, mid, or large-cap funding within the award categories listed below. The number of grants awarded per category varies and is dependent on applications received. You may request less than the cap amount. First-time applicants may request between $300 – $10,000.
For information or to apply for a KMTA Publication Grant please click here.
LARGE CAP
Up to $24,500
(only available for grant recipients
with an established history with KMTA)
MID-CAP:
Up to $10,000
SMALL-CAP:
Up to $5,000
KMTA GRANT APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
KMTA’s grant cycle is currently closed. It will re-open in January 2020.
New application materials will be available at that time.
Grant applications can be emailed to katherineschake@kmtacorridor.org
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