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South Carolina Arts Commission — Arts Industry Operating Support (FY27; current grantees only)

Offered by South Carolina Arts Commission (SCAC)

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Deadline
February 26, 2026 (passed)
Award / support
Up to $45,000
Location
South Carolina,USA, USA
Organizer
South Carolina Arts Commission (SCAC)

About this opportunity

Operating support for SC arts orgs; FY27 guidelines; SCAC is not accepting new applicants for FY27 AIOS (current operating support grantees grouped to reapply on a 3-year schedule).

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When is the deadline for South Carolina Arts Commission — Arts Industry Operating Support (FY27; current grantees only)?
The last deadline was February 26, 2026 and applications are currently closed. This is a yes opportunity, so it is likely to reopen.
Who offers South Carolina Arts Commission — Arts Industry Operating Support (FY27; current grantees only)?
It is offered by South Carolina Arts Commission (SCAC), based in South Carolina,USA, USA.
What funding or support does South Carolina Arts Commission — Arts Industry Operating Support (FY27; current grantees only) offer?
Up to $45,000
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