Call for Applications: Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation Fund Amount: $300K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation has opened applications for its funding programme supporting early-stage social enterprises working to address critical social and environmental challenges. The foundation seeks to support organisations developing innovative, scalable solutions that improve the lives of underserved communities, with a focus on long-term impact and sustainable growth. Through a combination of funding and hands-on support, the programme aims to strengthen organisations and enable them to scale their work effectively. Funding Selected organisations may receive up to USD 300,000 over a three-year period, provided as either unrestricted grant funding or investment capital. In addition to financial support, organisations benefit from extensive in-kind support, including operational and technical assistance, leadership and organisational development, and strategic guidance. Capacity Participants receive tailored, hands-on support from senior team members, including board-level engagement over a three-year period. This support focuses on areas such as organisational growth, fundraising strategy, financial sustainability, and scaling impact. Community Recipients join a global network of social entrepreneurs, with opportunities to connect through both in-person and digital engagements, including annual gatherings and peer learning exchanges. Eligibility Applications are open to early-stage social enterprises and organisations that meet the following criteria: Address an urgent social or environmental challenge affecting underserved communities Demonstrate innovative, systems-oriented approaches that leverage existing structures and stakeholders Show potential for scalability, with the ability to impact at least 10,000 people within five years Operate in Africa, Europe, India, or the United States Demonstrate measurable impact through data and evidence-based approaches Show financial sustainability or a clear pathway towards developing revenue streams Application information Applications are accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year. Applicants are encouraged to review the full funding criteria and selection process before submitting their applications. For more information, click here . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Open Call: Earth Partner Prize 2026 Amount: $2K - $10K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Earth Partner exists to harness the power of creative expression and visual storytelling to advance climate action through culture. The 2026 Earth Partner Prize is an open call designed to generate conversations around the urgent need for ecological justice, with a particular focus on youth voices. Through the prize, participants have the opportunity to showcase their work in international forums and reach global climate leaders. Funding The finalists will be awarded cash prizes of $10,000, $5,000, or $2,000. An additional 20 creatives will receive honourable mentions, selected by a globally recognised panel of judges. Scope and approach The prize welcomes work in any medium, including photography, documentary and experimental film, performance art, app development, spoken word, musical compositions, dance, fashion design, new media, and social media projects. Submissions should respond to and create conversations around the ecological crisis and the social roots and consequences of climate change. If a project involves the use of AI tools, even in part, this must be clearly indicated in the project description. If the project has received any awards or press coverage, this information should also be included. Eligibility Open to artists and creatives of all nationalities, races, genders, and faiths Applicants must be between 14 and 30 years of age Open to all creative mediums Members of the global majority and underrepresented communities are especially encouraged to apply Application information Deadline: 7 October 2026 For more information and to apply, click here . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Call for proposals: Mzansi Golden Economy (MGE) 2026/27 funding Amount: ZAR 2M Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture (DSAC) invites applications for the 2026/27 cycle of the Mzansi Golden Economy (MGE) grant programme, supporting impactful projects within the cultural and creative industries. The MGE Open Call is a competitive grant mechanism that offers financial support to large and medium-scale initiatives that drive job creation, stimulate economic activity, and enhance cultural life across South Africa. Application Window Opens : 5 December 2025, 12h00 Closes : 30 January 2026, 17h00 Implementation Period All supported projects must be implemented between May 2026 and February 2027. Available Grant Streams 1. Cultural and Creative Industries Projects (CCIPs) This workstream supports initiatives that generate employment and promote the consumption of cultural goods and services. Eligible disciplines include : Performance and Celebration: Theatre, Musical Theatre, Opera, Dance, Community and Modern Music (e.g. amapiano, kwaito), Traditional Music, Comedy, Poetry, Storytelling, Technical Services Visual Arts and Crafts Books and Press Design and Creative Services Audio-Visual and Interactive Media (excluding production/post-production film work) Grant ceiling: Up to R2 million per beneficiary, subject to DSAC discretion. Selection priorities : Implementation-readiness and quality programming Proven job creation potential—especially for youth, women, and people with disabilities Strong collaboration across institutions and community-based entities Economic impact at local and district levels Diversity, inclusion, and innovation 2. Touring Ventures The Touring Ventures stream supports the national and international presentation of existing cultural products to expand market access for South African creatives. Targeted ventures : International Touring of performance, visual arts, literature, design, and AV media (excluding film production) National Solo Tours in music, dance, visual arts, fashion, etc. Grant ceiling: Up to R1 million per beneficiary, subject to DSAC discretion. Key requirements : Must present an existing viable, market-ready cultural product Clear artistic track record and touring plan For international tours: a formal invitation letter from the host institution For national tours: detailed portfolio with evidence of critical acclaim and commercial success How to Apply Applications must be submitted online via the DSAC MGE platform:➡️ https://nac.praxisgms.co.za Note: Only complete submissions will be considered. All applicants must comply with the funding guidelines and provide relevant supporting documentation. No applicant is automatically entitled to funding. For further information or to request manual application materials, contact the DSAC MGE team directly or visit www.dsac.gov.za . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

SAMPRA Development Fund - Cultural Organisations Amount: ZAR 80K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The South African Music Performance Rights Association (SAMPRA) invites South African cultural organisations to apply for grants up to R80 000.00 in its development fund . Deadline: 28 March 2024 at 17h00. Eligibility For Grants The SAMPRA Development Fund will consider applications from cultural organisations whose objective is to promote and preserve South Africa’s diverse heritage. Applicants must be based in South Africa. Applicants must be registered entities. Applicants must have staged at least (2) cultural events in the last two (2) years. Applicants must utilise SAMPRA licensed venues: Communication to the public: https://www.sampra.org.za/communication-to-the-public/ Broadcasters: https://www.sampra.org.za/licensed-broadcasters/ The event applied for must feature live performances and not pre-recorded performances. Projects applied for should demonstrate potential for local, regional, provincial, or national appeal. Application Deadline Applications can only be lodged during the open window, as determined and announced by the Fund. Decision Deadline The Board of the Fund will decide on the granting of the applications within three (3) months following the last day of submission of applications. The decision of the Board of the Fund on an application shall be final and not reviewable or appealable. Budget The maximum amount an applicant can be awarded by the Fund is Eighty Thousand Rand (R80 000.00), exclusive of VAT, where applicable. The Fund shall not finance more than fifty percent (50%) of the event’s total budget. Applications must relate only to costs that constitute the overall budget presented for the envisaged cultural project. Cultural project costs include, but not limited to: venue hire sound equipment rental sound engineering performers’ fees project management marketing and promotion. Other Sources of Funding The applicant must disclose in the application, other sources of funding secured for the Cultural event. The Fund will not approve the funding of any Cultural event project if the applicant has not demonstrated that the applicant has secured other sources of funding to allow the event to proceed as scheduled. Once approved by the Fund, the applicant shall not accept any funding for the same project from any South African-based collective management organisation. Acceptance of funding from another South African-based collective management organisation for the same project shall render the award by the Fund null and void, and the funding shall be withdrawn. Where the applicant receives funding for the project approved by the Fund from another South African-based collective management organisation concurrently with or after the Fund makes payment to the applicant for the project, the Fund shall be entitled to recover all the money paid by the Fund to the applicant for that project. For avoidance of doubt, South African-based collective management organisations include AIRCO, CAPASSO, IMPRA, RiSA AV (RAV), and SAMRO. Application Procedures The application form must be completed in full and in English. Incomplete applications will not be considered. No application fee is payable. The applicant may be requested to provide supplementary documentation and information from time to time for processing the application. Failure to provide such information within a reasonable time frame may deem the application to be unsuccessful without further notice. The application form and all information submitted by the applicant will be retained for record and audit purposes and will not be returned to the applicant. Applications received after the closing date for applications will not be considered. Vetting Procedures Upon receipt of an application, the Fund will conduct a preliminary screening and may seek clarification or supplementary information from the project applicant. Failure to provide such information within a reasonable time frame will deem the application to be unsuccessful without further notice. The project applicant may be required to attend assessment panel meetings to present their applications and answer questions. Assessment Criteria The Fund Board shall select grant recipients based on the individual merits of each application. The Fund reserves the right to reject an application on grounds, including, but not limited to: applications that are incomplete or contain incorrect information or fail to comply with the requirements set out in these Rules; or a petition is presented, or a proceeding is commenced, or an order is made, or a resolution is passed for the winding up, or bankruptcy of the project applicant; or a false, inaccurate or incomplete statement or representation is contained in the application or a promise of performance is made knowingly or recklessly that it will not be able to fulfil or deliver such promise or performance; or the project applicant is in default of its obligation(s) under other Project Agreements with the Fund. An application will not be considered if the applicant was funded for live performance in the last six months. Project Agreement If an application is approved, a Provisional Offer Letter will be sent to the applicant. The Provisional Offer Letter will set out the amount of funding support to be offered, as well as the Terms and Conditions applicable to the funding. The successful applicant will be required to sign and return the acceptance of the Provisional Offer Letter to the Fund within the period specified therein (“Offer Period”). The Fund shall be deemed to have withdrawn the offer to make the proposed funding support to a successful applicant if the Fund does not receive the duly signed acceptance of offer on or before the expiry of the Offer Period, as set out in the Provisional Offer Letter. Disbursement of Approved Funding Support The approved amount will only be processed after the event has taken place and the project applicant has submitted all the required documents. The Fund reserves the right to withhold payment to the project if any delay in the staging of the event and the submission of the completion report or the Completion Report does not comply with the Fund’s requirements. Finished Product The beneficiary shall provide progress reports to the Fund and shall complete the project/event within the timelines stated in the application for funding. Should the beneficiary not comply with the terms and conditions of the grant, the Fund reserves the right to institute legal action to recover the funds already money disbursed as a grant. Publicity And Acknowledgment The project applicant shall acknowledge the funding support from the Fund and SAMPRA in all its publicity/media events as well as in publications (including but not limited to press releases, promotional literature, websites, etc.) issued to promote the project. Successful applicants shall be required to include the SAMPRA andFund logos in all productions and promotions. The logos are available upon request at info@samprafund.co.za . However, SAMPRA and the Fund reserve the right to require the project applicant to immediately cease and desist from using any promotional materials in which any reference to SAMPRA and the Fund is found. The following disclaimer must also be included in any publications and media events related to the funded project – “SAMPRA and the SAMPRA Development provide funding support to the project only, and do not otherwise take part in the project. Any opinions, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in these materials/events (or by members of the project team) are those of the project organisers only and do not reflect the views of SAMPRA and/or the SAMPRA Development Fund.” The project applicant shall provide the Fund with details of the project achievements, including successful marketing and commercialisation of the project deliverables and awards. The Fund and SAMPRA shall be entitled to provide the name of the applicant(s), a description of the project, and the value of the funding that has been provided in their publicity and reports. Such forms of publicity will include www.samprafund.co.za and www.sampra.org.za as well as any of the SAMPRA Group magazines. Prevention of Bribery or Kickbacks The project applicant shall advise their employees, subcontractors, agents and other personnel who are in any way involved in the project that they are not allowed to offer to or solicit or accept from any person any money, gifts or advantage in the conduct of or in relation to the project. The offer of an advantage to an employee of the Fund or of SAMPRA or Fund Director or SAMPRA Director with a view to influencing the approval of an application is a criminal offence. Any such offer by any of the project member(s) or agent(s) will render the application null and void and may result in criminal charges being instituted against such person(s). Personal Data Personal data provided as part of the application process will be used by the Fund to process the application, to conduct research and surveys, to comply with relevant regulations, and to enforce its rights and powers under the Project Agreement. Enquiries Enquiries regarding the application for funding support should be addressed to the SAMPRA Development Fund: For more information click here. Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. 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Call for Applications: Cartier Women’s Initiative 2027 Regional Awards Amount: $30K - $100K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Cartier Women’s Initiative has opened applications for its 2027 Regional Awards, supporting women-led businesses creating positive social and environmental impact through entrepreneurship. The programme recognises women impact entrepreneurs from around the world who are using business as a force for good, while building innovative and financially sustainable enterprises across sectors and industries. Founded in 2006, the Cartier Women’s Initiative has become one of the leading global entrepreneurship programmes supporting women founders driving solutions linked to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Funding The programme awards grant funding to the top three fellows selected from each of the nine global regions: First-place awardees receive USD 100,000 Second-place awardees receive USD 60,000 Third-place awardees receive USD 30,000 In addition to financial support, selected fellows gain access to international visibility and recognition, business development support, strategic mentorship and networking opportunities and a global community of impact-driven entrepreneurs. Programme focus The Regional Awards support women-led businesses that: -Create measurable social or environmental impact -Demonstrate innovation and scalability -Contribute to inclusive and sustainable economic development -Address global challenges through entrepreneurship The initiative is open to businesses across all sectors and regions worldwide. Eligibility Applicants must identify as women and hold a senior leadership role within the business, such as founder, CEO, COO, CTO, or Managing Director The business must be for-profit and impact-driven The business must have generated annual revenue between USD 50,000 and USD 5 million in its most recent fiscal year The business must employ between 5 and 250 employees or contractors The business must not have raised more than USD 2 million in dilutive funding Applicants must be at least 18 years old and demonstrate proficiency in English The business must be independently owned and majority controlled by its founders and team members Applications from women entrepreneurs with disabilities are encouraged. Application information Application deadline: 16 June 2026 Applicants are encouraged to review the full eligibility criteria and application guidelines before submission. For more information, visit Cartier Women’s Initiative Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

We are hiring - Business Development Assistant Amount: Market-related Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) InterArts Funding (IaF) is an arts agency that provides funding solutions and comprehensive support to social enterprises, arts organizations and creatives in Africa. Our services revolve around helping arts practitioners to unlock new funding, opportunities and competencies that enable them to achieve their artistic and social objectives. IaF's key services include resource mobilisation ( capital campaigns, grant writing, grant management services and critical business strategies). We also do research and accelerator programmes dedicated to African creatives. IaF is in its launch phase and on a path to be one of the most important enablers for creatives in Africa. In the formative period of the business, the Business Development Assistant's main task will be support the Director in creating business opportunities for IaF. This is an exciting opportunity for a self-starter passionate about the arts and making positive change in the continent's vibrant cultural and creative industries (CCIs). Responsibilities 1. Follow up on leads and conduct research to identify new potential prospects. 2. E stablish business relations with clients over email, social networks and via phone. 3. Act as the central communication support for existing and new clients. 4. Assist in preparing paperwork for new and existing clients. 5. Cultivate professional relationships by initiating communications and keeping in touch with potential clients. 6. Research and post funding opportunities on the website and on social media . 7. Send a bi-weekly opportunities newsletter to members . 8. Assist in the preparation of grant applications . 9. Other related duties Requirements 1. Tertiary education / equivalent 2. Minimum 3 years working experience 3. Knowledge of the cultural and creative industries (CCIs) 4. Knowledge of customer service principles and business correspondence experience (preferred) 5. Well-organized, attentive to details and customer oriented 6. Understanding of administration 7. Advantageous: Fundraising experience, Sales and marketing experience · Job type: Full-time, Monday-Friday; flexible working hours. · Start period: May · Application deadline: 30 April 2024 How to apply Send an up-to-date CV and brief motivation (not more than one page) to: admin@interartsfunding.com with the subject: Business Development Assistant. Only successful applicants will be contacted. If you do not hear from us by 11 May you may consider your application unsuccessful. For more information visit www.interartsfunding.com Your funding experts Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Call for Nominations: Global Pluralism Award 2027 Amount: CAD 50K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Global Pluralism Award is an international recognition programme that celebrates and supports individuals, organisations, governments, and private sector actors advancing more inclusive societies. Presented every two years by the Global Centre for Pluralism, this award recognises and supports efforts that foster inclusion, respect diversity, and strengthen social cohesion across communities and societies. Pluralism is understood as a positive response to diversity. It involves decisions and actions that embrace and respect differences across race, ethnicity, indigeneity, religion, culture, language, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, and other dimensions of identity. Funding Three winners will share a total prize pool of CAD 150,000. Each winner will receive: CAD 50,000 in prize funding International recognition for their work Access to a global network of pluralism leaders Invitations to events, workshops, and thematic exchanges Opportunities for visibility, storytelling, and collaboration Ongoing engagement and support through the Award & Leaders Network Eligibility The Award is open to candidates from any country and welcomes applications from a broad range of sectors and disciplines. Eligible applicants include civil society organisations; NGOs and faith-based organisations; Labour unions and social movements; Think tanks and research institutes; Social enterprises and corporations; and Public or private institutions working in education, health, research, and policy. Individual practitioners are also encouraged to apply. This includes Artists; Entrepreneurs; Journalists and academics; Filmmakers; and Policymakers. This eligibility is also applicable to other changemakers whose work has made a significant contribution to advancing inclusion, dialogue, and respect for diversity within their communities or fields of practice. Whether through creative practice, community engagement, advocacy, research, or institutional leadership, applicants should demonstrate how their work has contributed to building more inclusive societies where diversity is protected, valued, and embraced. Application Information Application deadline: 10 July 2026 For more information and to apply, click here . Download the submission guidelines below. 2027-Global-Pluralism-Award-–-Submisison-Guidelines-ENGLISH.pdf-1 .pdf Download PDF • 27.25MB Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Call for Applications: IDFA Bertha Documentary Films Fund 2026/27 Amount: €40K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The IDFA Bertha Fund has opened applications for the IBF Europe Minority Co-production Scheme, supporting international documentary co-productions between European producers and filmmakers from regions including Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America, the Caribbean, and Oceania. The programme encourages European producers to participate as minority co-producers in high-quality documentary projects while strengthening cross-border collaboration within the global documentary sector. Projects must involve at least one European producer and one non-European producer, with the application submitted by the European co-producer. The collaboration must include a creative contribution from Europe, such as a key crew member or post-production service. Funding The scheme offers grants of up to €40,000 per project. The funding is designated to cover production and post-production expenditures, including subtitling, mastering, screening copies, and auditing services. The cumulative project budget is restricted to a maximum of €600,000. Eligibility criteria Eligible projects are required to: Constitute creative documentary films with a minimum duration of 60 minutes. Feature a director originating from a country specified on the IBF Europe Country List. Be realised through an international co-production involving at least one European producer and one non-European producer. Incorporate a European co-producer holding a minority share of no less than 20%. Be primarily filmed in an eligible country. Ideally, projects should be at the late production stage or beyond, with the final delivery stipulated for 1 December 2027. Particular consideration will be extended to European producers based in countries with limited national co-production funding avenues. Application process Applications must be submitted by the European co-producer and must encompass the following documentation: Project synopsis and a comprehensive description. Biographies and filmographies of the director and producer. A detailed production schedule and distribution strategy. The budget and a corresponding financing plan. A co-production agreement or memorandum of deal (memo-deal). Audiovisual material (ranging from 3 to 20 minutes in length, with English subtitles). A selection committee will undertake the review of all applications, with an anticipated five to six projects receiving support in each funding round. Application submission deadlines 1 April 2026 15 January 2027 Applicants should consult the official guidelines for the full eligibility requirements and submission procedure. For information, visit the IDFA website . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Open Call: STREETS Awards 2026 Amount: $2.5K - $10K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The STREETS Awards recognise outstanding social enterprises and initiatives demonstrating measurable social impact within the global hospitality and tourism sector. Open to emerging and early-stage organisations of up to five years, the awards honour ventures that combine social purpose with sustainability, with a particular focus on youth development. STREETS offers a mentoring application process that helps changemakers strengthen their storytelling, clarify their impact, and present transparent financials. Every applicant benefits, whether through recognition, visibility, or valuable feedback to help develop their venture. Funding Two award categories are available: The STREETS Social Enterprise Award for Hospitality and Tourism offers a winner's prize of $10,000 USD and an honourable mention of $2,500 USD. The Alan Spanier Impact Award for Youth Development in Tourism offers a winner's prize of $10,000 USD and an honourable mention of $2,500 USD. A separate Alan Spanier Impact Award for Emerging Hospitality and Tourism Initiatives carries a prize of $5,000 USD. Assessment criteria Applications are evaluated across the following areas: Mission and Social Impact: the organisation's objectives, impact, and how they are measured Governance and Leadership: legal governance structure and leadership composition, including board or advisory members Programme and Activities: the specific services and activities provided Community Engagement and Communications: partnerships, engagement strategies, and communications Budget and Financials: a profit and loss budget demonstrating transparent financial planning, resource allocation, and sustainability Eligibility Open to social enterprises, mission-driven businesses, non-profits, and NGOs operating in the hospitality and tourism sectors Organisations must be emerging or early-stage, up to five years old Only legally recognised organisations may apply; individual applicants are not eligible Initiatives must demonstrate a focus on social impact, ideally including youth development Application information Deadline: 15 August 2026 For more information and to apply, click here . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Open for Applications: TiE Women Program 2026 Amount: $50K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) TiE Women is a global initiative dedicated to embracing, engaging, and empowering women entrepreneurs, regardless of their background, location, or stage of business. Built around the pillars of learning, mentorship, access to funding, scalability, and community, the programme celebrates and accelerates women-led innovation across all sectors, connecting founders to the networks, resources, and visibility needed to grow. Funding Winners receive equity-free cash prizes of up to $50,000. Beyond the prize, participants gain access to mentorship from experienced entrepreneurs, investor introductions, and a global platform to showcase their startups. Benefits Beyond the cash, TiE Women wraps participants in a full support ecosystem designed to move the needle on their business. Founders are matched with mentors who have built and scaled businesses across industries, and introduced directly to investors from around the world. Networking runs deep too, with access to TiE's global community spanning 61 chapters worldwide, meaning the relationships built here outlast the competition. Throughout the programme, learning sessions and events cover the full entrepreneurial journey, giving every participant the tools to keep building long after the prize is awarded. Eligibility Open to female-founded or co-founded startups only The pitch opportunity is reserved for the female founder or co-founder Female co-founders must hold a minimum of 33% equity in the company Companies must have been in operation for less than seven years (registered after 1 January 2019) Preference is given to startups actively raising funds Idea-stage startups are not eligible Application information Deadline: 25 June 2026 For more information and to apply, click here . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Open Call: Club Nothing Fund 2026 Amount: $10K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Nothing has launched the Club Nothing Fund 2026 , a global initiative supporting independent music collectives and event organisers who are reimagining nightlife through bold, community-driven experiences. As part of its new Club Nothing event series, the programme will award four grants to help bring original club nights, event series, or festivals to life. The fund celebrates organisers who use music, creativity, and cultural experimentation to build meaningful experiences and new forms of community. Funding The successful applicants will each receive USD 10,000 to produce their proposed event. In addition to financial support, selected organisers will collaborate with the Nothing team throughout the planning and delivery of their event, including the development of co-branded merchandise and promotional materials. Categories The Club Nothing Fund is looking for ambitious event concepts that push creative boundaries and challenge conventional nightlife formats. From underground club nights and experimental festivals to site-specific music experiences, the programme welcomes proposals that combine innovative programming with a strong sense of identity and community. Applications will be assessed on: Innovative creativity Rebellious and original musical direction Community values Event planning, feasibility, and budget Previous experience organising music events Selected organisers will work closely with the Nothing team to deliver their events and develop collaborative branded merchandise as part of the partnership. Eligibility The programme is open worldwide to independent music collectives, event organisers, and creative teams with experience producing music events. Applicants must submit a proposal for a new or expanded club night, event series, or festival, along with information about their collective and previous work. Events may take place anywhere in the world, provided applicants clearly explain the chosen location, intended audience, and vision for the event. Application information Application deadline: 9 August 2026 For more information and to apply, click here . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Open Call: CTM Festival - In Listening 2027 Amount: €6K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) CTM Festival is inviting artists from around the world to apply for In Listening 2027 , an international open call supporting new works in experimental sound, audio art, and sonic storytelling. The programme seeks original projects that use sound as the primary artistic medium, exploring the intersections of music, noise, poetry, storytelling, documentary, and listening practices. Selected works will premiere at CTM Festival 2027 in Berlin as both a live performance and a specially developed radio broadcast. Funding Selected projects will each receive a €6,000 artist commission. In addition, CTM will cover travel to Berlin and accommodation during the festival and production period. Categories Applications are invited for projects that: Explore experimental sound practices, audio art, or sonic narratives. Respond to the CTM 2027 theme, "Process…ing." Can be developed as both a live performance and a radio or podcast work. Create engaging listening experiences through sound rather than visual presentation. Works may incorporate music, spoken word, documentary, field recordings, or other forms of audio experimentation, provided that sound remains the central artistic medium. Eligibility The call is open to artists worldwide, including practitioners working in: Sound art Experimental music Audio storytelling Radio and podcast production Documentary audio Poetry and spoken word Collaborative projects are also welcome. Application requirements Applicants are required to submit a project proposal outlining their concept, artistic approach, and indicative budget, together with an overview of the technical requirements for the work and a current CV. Collaborative projects are welcome, with groups asked to submit a combined CV as part of their application. Application information Deadline: 6 September 2026 For more information and to apply, click here . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share