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Tennessee State Library and Archives

State Board Programming Regrants (Tennessee Historical Records Advisory Board)

Done for this year — next round expected

Key facts

Deadline
Done for this year · next round expected Jul 6 – Aug 14, 2027
Award size
Up to $5,000
Cost share / match ?
Not required · Work out your budget and match
How you get paid ?
By reimbursement: you spend your own money first and get paid back later, often months later. Make sure you can cover the costs until then.
Who can apply
County government, City or town government, Nonprofit with 501(c)(3), Public college or university, Private college or university
Where
Anywhere in Tennessee

This year's round is over

Last round: Jul 6 – Aug 14, 2026, as the funder posted it.

Next round, expected: Jul 6 – Aug 14, 2027. The funder hasn't announced it yet. GrantMe projects it from last year's dates, so check the official page as it gets closer.

Use the time now: get grant-ready, read last year's guidelines, and add the expected dates to your calendar.

Before you apply: Tennessee state agencies usually require you to be registered as a supplier in the state's Edison system before they can pay a grant. Ask the program contact, and register early. Grant-ready checklist

How this fits you

  • Available in Tennessee
  • No cost share required

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About this grant

Regrants of up to $5,000 from NHPRC money, run by the Tennessee Historical Records Advisory Board, for government bodies and nonprofits that hold permanent historical records. Funds can cover digitization technology, training, contracted conservation or digitization, a temporary archivist, or archival supplies, and every project must produce a free online digital collection. No match is required.

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