Operate
From Manitoba Arts Council
The Support – Operate program invests in the ongoing activities of arts and cultural organizations. Funding through this program supports operating costs and the delivery of impactful arts and cultural programming and services.
- Amount
- Up to $20,000
- Who can apply
- Organizations not confirmed - check the funder's page
- Where you must live
- Not found
- Art forms
- Writing, Theatre, Community arts
- Application fee
- Not stated on the funder's page
- Kind
- Grant
- How to get it
- Open application “Applicants must submit their application through the online system called ManiPago, and they must register their profile at least 5 to 10 business days before they want to apply.”
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What is offered
Money to you
- Grant amounts from previous years are not guaranteed.
- MAC will not award a grant lower than $20,000 per fiscal year.
In the funder's words, from their page, read September 27, 2026.
Eligibility
The Support-Operate grant is available to the following organization types: Professional not-for-profit arts organizations Professional arts service organizations Community not-for-profit organizations Book and periodical publishers Your organization must meet all the following criteria: Has arts or culture as the primary focus of its mandate Has reported annual revenues of at least $50,000, not including in-kind revenues, in one of the past three years Has paid staff in a leadership role (or is planning to have within the next three years) Has the ability to report financial and statistical...
What to send
Applicants must submit their application through the online system called ManiPago, and they must register their profile at least 5 to 10 business days before they want to apply. not confirmed - check the funder's page
Not yet checked against the funder's page.
Key details not found yet: deadline.
Source: https://artscouncil.mb.ca/grants/operate/ (opens in a new tab). Our research read it on October 18, 2026.
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