This grant amendment supports the operations of The CLTV, a Kresge Innovative Projects: Memphis grantee, as it works to elevate Black artists and empower Black communities, especially in the city’s Orange Mound neighborhood. View Website

This grant provides general operating support to the Wing Luke Museum to strengthen the cultural resiliency of Seattle’s historic Chinatown and International District. View Website

This general operating grant will support the Village of Arts and Humanities’ Creative Placemaking activities in Philadelphia and participation in Kresge’s Building and Supporting Equitable Development (BASED) initiative. View Website

This general operating grant will support Verde’s Creative Placemaking activities in Portland, OR, and participation in Kresge’s Building and Supporting Equitable Development (BASED) initiative. View Website

The purpose of this grant is to support United States Artists, a national intermediary, to launch an Artist Relief Fund to address the immediate financial distress of individual artists and creative workers caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. View Website

This project grant supports The Trust for Public Land to promote parks and green space as essential to promoting public life, advancing green development practices and improving health outcomes in low-income communities.   View Website

This project grant supports Smart Growth America’s launch of an equitable Creative Placemaking collaborative for three cities, selected through a competitive call, to design transportation projects that equitably respond to COVID-19's community impact. View Website

This project grant for Rootofto will allow them to conduct a participatory research project to explore the characteristics, assets and pre-conditions of cultural ecosystems in Detroit, Memphis and New Orleans to inform strategies and identify opportunities for recovery and renewal centered on racial equity, arts and community development. View Website

This operating grant supports the expansion of the Building Power Fellowship, a Richmond, California-based program that positions residents living with low incomes to carry out long-term, arts-centered projects around specific community development priorities (including new resident priorities emerging as a result of COVID-19)

This project grant supports the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) in conducting research on the impacts of COVID-19 and response efforts on culturally-specific businesses, particularly those led by entrepreneurs of color, and implications this has to the Creative Placemaking Field. View Website

This cross-team operating grant supports the expansion of the National Coalition for Asian Pacific American Community Development’s work on two critical efforts - its displacement mitigation programming and policy efforts and its Creative Placemaking Learning Circle.   View Website

This operating grant will enable Mixed Blood Theatre to strengthen and expand its creative community-building work in Minneapolis’ dense and diverse Cedar Riverside neighborhood. View Website

This general operating grant will support Esperanza Community Housing Corporation’s Creative Placemaking activities in Los Angeles and participation in Kresge’s Building and Supporting Equitable Development (BASED) initiative. View Website

This grant provides project support to Ashé Cultural Arts Center to launch Community Spread, a cross-sector, grassroots collaborative to expand the delivery of culture and health-infused community revitalization in the Claiborne Corridor. View Website

This general operating grant will support East LA Community Corporation’s (ELACC’s) in Los Angeles and participation in Kresge’s Building and Supporting Equitable Development (BASED) initiative. View Website

This operating grant supports Design Impact’s capacity to expand its Community Studios, which use community-engaged design processes to lift resident priorities around racially equitable development policies in Cincinnati View Website

This project grant supports the refinement of Define American’s Immigrant Artist Fellowship's 2020 and 2021 cohorts, which focus on the skills and visibility of immigrant artists, especially those living without documentation, who are committed to shifting local and national immigration narratives. View Website

This general operating grant will support Chinatown Community Development Center’s (Chinatown’s) Creative Placemaking activities in San Francisco and participation in Kresge’s Building and Supporting Equitable Development (BASED) initiative View Website

This grant supports the Center for Cultural Innovation to advance AmbitioUS, an initiative that invests in artists and cultural communities’ financial capacity to access, own and circulate resources in support of their culture and creativity. View Website

This cross-team project grant supports the Center for Community Progress’ efforts to increase equitable land and housing policy collaboration throughout the state of Michigan and integration of Creative Placemaking practices across its national network. View Website