Humanities Grants: Review Process

The Wyck Food Festival and Symposium explores the link between historic foodways and the present-day interest in sustainable living, local eating and urban agriculture. Supported in part by a Humanities Grant.
The PHC funding process is a highly competitive one; more proposals are received than PHC can support. Proposals are evaluated against the guidelines and submitted materials must clearly and effectively state the applicant's case.
Quick and Small Grants
Quick and Small Grant applications are reviewed on a rolling basis by PHC staff. PHC will respond to Quick Grant applicants within 4-5 weeks and to Small Grant applicants within 7-9 weeks of receipt of the application.
Large Grants
Large Grant applications are reviewed annually by a rotating advisory peer panel that makes funding recommendations to PHC's board. All funding decisions are made and ratified by the board. As part of the evaluation process, Large Grant applications are scored on the review criteria, see below. Award amounts reflect the scoring of the applications and also the funds that PHC has available for funding.
| Responsiveness to the Community | 40 points | |
| Project Content | 40 points | |
| Project Management | 20 points |
Also See...
- Humanities Grants
- Administration Materials
- Applicant Contribution Requirements
- Application Forms
[PDF] | [Word] | [Excel]
Note: forms are effective until further notice. - Cultural Data Project
- Eligibility
- Examples of Humanities Programming
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Gift-and-Matching
- Goals
- How to Apply
- Review Criteria
- Review Process
- Types of Grants
- What Funds Cover
