The mission of the Maritime Washington Grant Program is to support work that strengthens, maintains, and shares maritime heritage in Washington. Before applying, please review details about this program’s requirements and eligibility in our Program Guide. If you have any questions about this application, we encourage you to check out our FAQs page, join Maritime Washington staff for virtual office hours on Wednesday, April 3rd at 12:00 pm (Register Here), or contact us at [email protected].
The application for this grant funding cycle has closed.
To avoid losing your work, please plan to submit your application in one sitting. Before you start the online application, you will need:
- Prepared application answers. We strongly recommend downloading a copy of the application questions and preparing your answers in a separate document in advance of completing this form. Download a copy of the application questions here. (Recommended)
- Federally-issued Unique Entity ID. The federal government is requiring a new Unique Entity ID (UEI) to replace the DUNS number for all organizations receiving federal funds. As this grant program is federally-funded, you will need to include your UEI in your application. If you need help to obtain a Unique Entity ID, please visit the SAM.gov website for assistance. There is NO CHARGE for this number. Once on the SAM.gov site, please look to the right of the screen. It will state: Register Your Entity or Get a Unique Entity ID. Please enter this portal, and it will walk you through the steps to obtain a UEI. (Please note: you do not need to register your organization in SAM.gov—you simply just need to get a Unique Entity ID). (Required)
- Completed Project Budget Worksheet. Please download the worksheet here. (Required)
- Supporting Documents. Up to five photos/documents illustrating your project planning and/or budgeting, and any letters of support. (Optional)
We estimate that this application will take you no more than two to three hours to complete. For any additional support, please contact us at [email protected].
The application for this grant funding cycle has closed. All applicants will be notified by the end of June 2024. Grant contracts will be drafted in July 2024.
The mission of the Maritime Washington National Heritage Area is to support a network that strengthens the maritime community and connects people with the stories, experiences, resources, and cultures of our state’s saltwater shores and waterways. The Maritime Washington Grant Program is one of the ways in which we are working to achieve this mission. To learn more about the other ways in which we are working to achieve this mission, please explore our website: www.maritimewa.org/who-we-are.