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Artist Distress Fund/ Northern Fires Emergency Relief Fund [Now Closed]

From CARFAC Saskatchewan

DeadlineNot stated on the funder's page (checked October 10, 2026)Check the funder's page for the next date.

Available funds have been distributed and this fund is now closed

Amount
Up to $500
Who can apply
Individual artists not confirmed - check the funder's page
Where you must live
Not found
Art forms
Visual arts, Craft, Media arts, Community arts
Application fee
Not stated on the funder's page
Kind
Grant
How to get it
Open application “This fund is available for individuals pursuing careers as artists (in any discipline, with any level of success/experience) Applicants must: Be able to demonstrate current and ongoing work in the fields of visual, performance, craft or me…”
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What is offered

Money to you

  • This is a one-time only, emergency relief fund, providing up to $500 for individual visual, performance, craft and media artists living in Saskatchewan who are displaced or affected by the fires in northern Saskatchewan.

In the funder's words, from their page, read September 27, 2026.

Eligibility

This fund is available for individuals pursuing careers as artists (in any discipline, with any level of success/experience) Applicants must: Be able to demonstrate current and ongoing work in the fields of visual, performance, craft or media arts. (Not necessary to have a full-time art practice). Live in Saskatchewan and have been a Saskatchewan resident for at least 6 months. Be at least 18 years old. This fund will be available to any member of the visual arts community in general. Membership in CARFAC SASK is not a requirement.

What to send

Not found

Not yet checked against the funder's page.

Key details not found yet: what to send.

Source: https://carfac.sk.ca/news/adf (opens in a new tab). Our research read it on October 10, 2026.

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