Grants

To support the Back-to-School Mini Grants program

To support a scientific illustration intern in developing plankton illustrations and 3D models, enhancing marine science education through interactive and open-source resources

To support undergraduate students with hands-on field research experiences, with a focus on those who have high growth potential and come from under-resourced institutions

To support a scientific illustration internship for undergraduate or graduate students

To support community science (including Bumblebee Atlas), X Kids and/or the Habitat Kit program in California

To support scholarships for certification courses and our semester in design/build program

To support the Nature Engagement and Environmental Education Programs

To support general operating

To support American Academy of Bookbinding scholarships for students underrepresented in craft and trade and/or of higher socioeconomic need

To support artist engagement throughout the Alaska Native Artist community

To support a convening for the Taproot Fellowship program

To support The Native Stewardships Corps, Native Steward Internship, native plant propagation and restoration, and general operations

To support scholarship(s) and recruiting for students in the full-time program, with a preference for students of diverse backgrounds and/or underrepresented in their craft or trade

To support the ACC Award Program’s Gold Medal For Consummate Craftsmanship and College of Fellows for hands-on practitioners, with a focus on practitioners working in traditional/heritage craft

To support a scientific illustration internship for undergraduate or graduate student at the AMNH Richard Gilder Graduate School (RGGS)

To support the Appalachian School of Luthiery's Advancement in Luthiery Scholarship for Women

To support a scientific illustration internship for graduate student

To support the First Fire Program

To support scholarships for ACC Architectural and Ornamental Metals students to attend short-term national workshops and/or attend specialized advanced blacksmithing courses

To support increased capacity of the teaching fellowship, allowing for multiple concurrent fellows; to support our artist residency; and to expand residency opportunities for BIPOC artists

To support Student Craft’s Visiting Artist Residency Program

To support Grow Appalachia's hands-on learning with experienced farmers for new and beginning farmers aspiring to start their own farms

To support the La Ivan Illich Program with a focus on cultural material practitioners

To support the Carr Lake Restoration and Park Development Project and/or acquisitions

To support an undergraduate student internship that includes a field biology research component