IMLS Museums for America

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The Institute of Museum and Library Services' largest competitive grant program by number of awards, supporting exhibitions, educational and interpretive programs, digital learning resources, professional development, community dialogue, and collections care. Open to museums only; projects must align with an IMLS agency-level objective; a 1:1 cost share is required.

Pricing
$5,000-$350,000 (1:1 match required)
Capabilities
Museums, Exhibitions, Collections care, Museum education
Listing status
Unclaimed · Editor-verified

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