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Revision as of 19:11, 21 July 2014
 | This page is kept for historical interest. Any grant programs, policies, or related details mentioned may be obsolete. You can find Wikimedia Foundation's new funding programs at Grants:Start. |
- Wikimedia Grants
- Conference & Event Grants
- Rapid Funds
- Project Grants
- Simple Annual Plan Grants
- Annual Plan Grants
- Risk Assessment During COVID-19
Project and Event Grants
Project and Event Grants (PEG) support organizations, groups, and individuals to undertake innovative, mission-aligned projects that benefit the Wikimedia movement. The PEG program process is public and led by the voluntary Grant Advisory Committee. We accept grant submissions at any time and in any language. Please read more about PEG and the grant process below.
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Information on the Grants Process | |||
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Policies, guidelines, and resources for planning your grant. |
Submitting your grant request and understanding the review process. |
Processing your grant, making changes to your grant, and tools for measurement and evaluation. |
Requirements, submission, review, and what to do after your grant is complete. |
PEG Resources
- About the Project and Event Grants program
- About the Grant Advisory Committee
- Browse current and past grant submissions
- Browse all grant reports
- Frequently asked questions
- All PEG program pages
Contact us: grants
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