Funding

  Browse our funding opportunities section, where you'll discover a curated list of opportunities that specifically support sustainable public art projects. These funding sources have recognized the importance of art in promoting environmental consciousness and community engagement. We encourage you to check back regularly as new funding opportunities arise, ensuring that you stay informed and ready to pursue your next sustainable art endeavor. Whether you're an artist, organization, or community group passionate about merging art with sustainability, these opportunities provide the resources to bring your vision to life




The Kresge Foundation

The Kresge Foundation now asks all applicants how their proposed projects will build community resilience in the face of climate change.

Robert Rauchenberg Foundation

The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation’s Art + Environment program supports artists and organizations that “reflect how creativity can spark sustainable solutions to the effects of climate change.



The George Gund Foundation

The George Gund Foundation has both an arts program and an environmental program but considers climate change to be an urgent issue that cuts across all of its program areas.




Compton Foundation

Compton’s research indicates that the most effective social change movements consistently integrate storytelling and cultural strategies. Recognizing that art resonates with people on emotional and value-based levels, the board decided to strategically allocate its funds toward the intersection of art and social and environmental change.

Bloomberg Philanthropies

Bloomberg Philanthropies Public Art Challenge invites mayors and artists to submit proposals to receive up to $1 million in funding for innovative public art projects designed to address local challenges.