Best Library Grants in Nevada

Eligible Nevada public, school, academic, special, and tribal libraries, consortia, and nonprofit library organizations can apply for up to US $50,000 to support planning and assessment projects such as strategic plans, needs assessments, and program development. Funding from Nevada State Library, Archives and Public Records strengthens library services, data use, and community responsiveness statewide.

Nevada public, school, academic, special, and tribal libraries, consortia, and nonprofit library-related organizations can apply for up to US $15,000 in mini-grants to launch new or innovative library services and programs. Funding from Nevada State Library, Archives and Public Records supports projects that build capacity, expand outreach and partnerships, and enhance programs and services aligned with Nevada’s LSTA goals.

Nevada libraries seeking funding to improve services, resources, and community access can apply for competitive LSTA grants supporting library services, literacy, and educational equity in Nevada. Focused on planning, capacity-building, partnerships, and accessible services, Nevada State Library, Archives and Public Records offers US $15,001 - US $100,000 for projects that strengthen library operations and community impact.

The Dollar General School Library Relief Grant Program, managed by the Dollar General Literacy Foundation, provides crucial support to K-12 public school libraries that face significant damage due to disasters such as fires or federally recognized acts of terrorism. This grant aims to restore essential library resources, ensuring that affected communities can continue to access vital educational materials and support. Libraries must be within 15 miles of a Dollar General store and meet specific eligibility criteria.