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BNHA Grant Programs
Heritage areas work to leverage heritage tourism to bring about economic development. Grant funding is a critical tool to enhance and preserve historic, cultural and natural resources. Numerous institutions within the heritage area have benefited from the various grant programs supported by the city, state, and federal governments. Click below to learn more about the four grant programs available to non-profit organizations with projects in the heritage area.
Grant ProgramGrant Cycle Deadlines
Small Cap Grants
Cycle open. Opens September 6, 2019 and closes October 21, 2019.
Neighborhood Placemaking Grants (NPG)
Cycle open. Opens September 6, 2019 and closes December 9, 2019.
Heritage Investment Grants
Cycle closed. Opens April 20, 2020 and closes June 1, 2020.
MHAA Project Grants
Cycle closed. Opens late January 2020 and closes March 2, 2020.
Grant ProgramApply for a Grant
Select a Grant below to learn more
Grant ProgramCurrent Grant Recipients
Begin Your Report Via the BNHA Grant PortalClick on the link below to download a form if needed for report.
Request for Disbursement (Heritage Investment Grant)
Request for Disbursement (Small Capital Grant)
Staff Time Record (All Grants)
Volunteer Contributed Record (All Grants)
Expense Tracking Form (Optional tool for tracking expenses while spending down the grant)
Final Report Budget Form (Heritage Investment Grant)
Grant ProgramNews and Updates
Stories of the Jones Falls Mills Come Alive Though Signage Project
BNHA Grant Funding Supports Interpretation of Industrial Heritage
Maryland Heritage Areas Program Grants Available for FY2020
MHAA Project Grant Round Now Open
Heritage Area Launches New Grant Program for Historic Neighborhoods
State Funding To Support Improvement Projects, Greening Efforts in Historic Communities
Modest Small Cap Grant Keeps Immigration Museum in Step
Baltimore Immigration Museum in Locust Point uses grant award for important repairs to its entrance.