Grants & Funding
SC American Revolution Sestercentennial Commission (SC250) Grants support the American Revolution in SC public programs, scholarly research, and historic tourism projects. All programs should be designed to be accessible by a broad audience, to serve citizens in urban and rural settings, and to make possible programs, research, and sites that illuminate and enrich the lives of every person at every age.
SC250’s goals for funding and grants are as follows:
Engage each county and community in South Carolina, aiding them in rediscovering their unique American Revolution historical significance.
Help communities share their stories with locals and tourists alike via programming, installations, events and storytelling.
Give voice to the stories of SC’s African Americans, Native Americans, and women and children who were essential to the birthing of a new nation.
Our Impact
Since 2020, the SC 250 Commission has invested over $13 million into local communities across the state; funding projects from historic site preservation and archaeological research to interpretive signage and educational programming. Explore grant funding below.
We Are Here To Help
SC250 Commission would like to allocate to as many communities around the state as possible so please call or email us to discuss your project before you apply to make sure you have everything you need for your application. You can also sign up for a one-on-one virtual consultation.
Grant Recipient Guidance
If you’ve received your grant award, this is your basecamp for additional information and next steps. From doing business with the state, to setting up your grant meeting and receiving grant funding and all the way into best practices for fiscal guidance, marketing and reporting. We have you covered here.
Grants Webinars
Webinars to help counties and groups get organized, apply for grants, and explore opportunities to learn more about the amazing role SC played in the founding of our nation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Applicant Support Guidance
Ready to start planning your grant application? Look no further than our applicant support guidance page which provides step by step instructions and host of links to get you started.
