

We support cultural equity by investing in a vibrant arts ecosystem.
Learn more about how we support small to mid-sized arts nonprofits and individual artists through our grant programs.
Our Work
Learn about our recent grantees, our grantmaking, and our funding sources.

Grant Opportunities
We open up our grant applications annually, usually in the fall, for funding in the following year.
Learn about our current or upcoming grant opportunities, and whether you may be eligible.

Grantee Resources
For new and current grantees, find what you need for managing your Community Investments grant.
Get resources on policies, expense reports, budget templates, and insurance instructions.

Cultural Centers
Cultural Centers serve the community by housing nonprofit organizations and providing low-cost arts programs, performance and exhibition space.
Learn more about the four City-owned and three virtual centers.

Art Vendors

Get Involved
Community Investments' programs and opportunities include ways for members of the public to get involved with our grantmaking programs, including our Cultural Ambassador program and Grant Panelist applications.
Learn more about how you can participate in Community Investments.
Please note, the Community Investments page, along with all of the Arts Commission pages, are currently under construction as we migrate to SF.gov.
Pardon our dust while we get up to speed on the new site, and if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.About
The San Francisco Arts Commission stewards annual grant investments through the Cultural Equity Endowment Fund, the neighborhood Cultural Centers funds and other City resources to foster the values and increase the impact of cultural equity and neighborhood arts. The Community Investments program supports San Francisco artists, arts organizations, and historically underserved communities through grants, technical assistance and capacity building, economic development, and the community-based Cultural Centers.
The Arts Commission recognizes that these funding opportunities were created through decades of community activism, arts advocacy and neighborhood cultural engagement. We continue to strive toward providing equitable access to cultural resources and create more sustainable impact across the arts ecosystem.
Are you a current grantee, seeking information about how to submit documentation? Check out our information in the Grantee Resources section.
Contact information
Community Investments Main Email
sfac.grants@sfgov.orgArt Vendor Email
art-vendors@sfgov.org