Small Grant Accessibility Program
From SaskCulture
The Small Grant Accessibility Program (SGAP) aims to provide support to grassroots, unique and innovative cultural initiatives that respond to emergent needs or changes in the cultural sector, and create access and pathways for first-time and underserved applicants.
- Amount
- Up to $2,000
- Who can apply
- Organizations not confirmed - check the funder's page
- Where you must live
- Not found
- Art forms
- Community arts
- Application fee
- Not stated on the funder's page
- Kind
- Grant
- How to get it
- Open application “Applicants can apply for 100% of eligible expenses for the initiative, up to a maximum of $2,000 .”
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What is offered
Money to you
- Successful applicants receive 100% of their total grant allocation upon grant approval and must submit a complete follow-up report within thirty (30) days of the end of the initiative.
Also mentioned
- You will receive correspondence stating that your application has been denied funding for this particular funding program.
In the funder's words, from their page, read September 27, 2026.
Eligibility
The initiative is important and must be done immediately, as it will make a significant impact on the organization or community. Applicants can apply for 100% of eligible expenses for the initiative, up to a maximum of $2,000 . Eligible Applicants include: All incorporated non-profit organizations: Must have a primarily cultural mandate in Arts, Heritage, Multiculturalism or Cultural Industries as defined by SaskCulture’s Cultural Policy , or otherwise demonstrate significant engagement in cultural activity.
What to send
Not stated on the funder's page
Not yet checked against the funder's page.
Key details not found yet: what to send.
Source: https://www.saskculture.ca/programs/funding-programs/grants/small-grant-accessibility-program (opens in a new tab). Our research read it on November 9, 2026.
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