The Maine Humanities Council is honored to distribute more than $580,000 of funding for general operating support and project support to assist non-profit humanities and cultural organizations as they prepare for, respond to, and recover from the coronavirus pandemic. Funding for these grants is made available through the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) initiative Sustaining the Humanities through the American Rescue Plan (SHARP) as part of the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan of 2021.
General Operating Support
Project Support Grants
| Carver Memorial Library |
| Freedom Community Historical Society |
| Women for Healthy Rural Living |
| Cary Library |
| Maine Adult Education Association |
| Wesserunsett Arts Council |
| Bucksport Historical Society |
| Island Readers & Writers |
| Museum L-A |
| Dennys River Historical Society |
| High Peaks Creative Council |
| Center Theatre for the Performing Arts |
| Maine Forestry Museum |
| The History Trust |
| WTA Hansen Memorial Library |
| Friends of L.C. Bates Museum |
| Bates Dance Festival |
| Milbridge Historical Society and Museum |
| Denmark Arts Center |
| Soldiers Memorial Library |
| Together Place Peer Run Recovery Center |
| Bridgton Public Library |
| Pihcintu |
| Foundation for Portland Public Schools |
| Victoria Mansion |
| Portland Media Center |
| Survivor Speak USA |
| Marti Stevens Interactive Improvisational Theater |
| The Telling Room |
| Penobscot Bay Language School |
| Center for Arts and Humanities |
| Maine State Museum |
| Arts Are Elementary |
| Maine Access Points |
| I'm Your Neighbor Books |
| Kennebunk Free Library |
| Mugadi (Women in Need) Foundation |
| Tate House Museum |
| Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance |
| Biddeford Historical Society |
| First Amendment Museum |
| Hardy Girls Healthy Women |
