Art Preservation Fund, Conservation Grants Program

Brief responses and bullet points are welcome. Technical conservation knowledge is not required.

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Organization

Format: 12-3456789
If any
Who you serve, in a phrase (for example, "Rural Talbot County, MD" or "Statewide")

Primary contact

If any. Handles or links.
If applicable
Annual operating budget*

Staff and volunteers

If any (for example, a registrar, a part-time curator, a volunteer archivist)
Briefly describe your service area and the people your organization serves.

Item(s) Overview

Plain language is best.
If known
Materials if known
Ownership / stewardship status*
Briefly explain the ownership arrangement and your authority to have the item(s) treated.
If any

Timing and Need

What's wrong, and what you're seeing.
Has the item(s) been treated before?*

Significance and Public Benefit

How might this funding impact your organization if it was awarded? Why do these item(s) matter, to whom, and how will their preservation benefit the public? Include any relevant personal, cultural, artistic, historical, spiritual, or community connections.

Proposed Project

What do you want to do with APF support?* Choose one. The questions below will change based on your answer.

Storytelling and Public Access

Choose a track under Proposed Project to see these questions.

Uploads

Files can be up to 20MB each. Large photos are resized automatically, so phone photos are fine as they are.

Show the overall object(s), condition details, and storage or display context. Phone photos are welcome.
An internal statement is fine. An audit is not required.
Past condition and treatment reports; a letter of support from a community or board member; social media or articles about the object, or about other preservation projects your organization has done.

Certifications

Please confirm:

Conflicts of interest involving APF staff, board members, or reviewers*