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UPCOMING — 2027 Virginia Heritage Fund grants open February 8 through March 15, 2027.

Virginia — 2027 Virginia Heritage Fund Documentary Preservation Grants (March 15)

Virginia Heritage Fund 2027 competitive grants support nonprofit museums, libraries, historical societies and archival projects preserving and sharing the Rappahannock region's documentary history. The 2027 cycle opens February 8 and closes March 15; award limit is unpublished.

FundingIndividual applicant award amount/range for Virginia Heritage Fund 2027 not officially published.
DeadlineUPCOMING. Applications open February 8, 2027; deadline March 15, 2027. No specific time/time zone in official 2027 calendar; old 2026 fund-specific dates are not controlling.
Last verified2026-11-07
Required next actionEligible regional museums, libraries, historical societies, archives and their nonprofit/fiscal-sponsor partners should define a local documentary preservation and access project and budget. Consult current 2027 guidelines; submit through the Foundation's online grant portal February 8 to March 15, 2027.

Broad Eligibility

Eligible nonprofits and approved fiscally sponsored organizations working with museums, libraries, archives or historical societies on preservation and access to documentary history of the Fredericksburg/Rappahannock region in Virginia; foundation general eligibility and restrictions apply.

Atlas Analysis

Verified official CFRRR 2027 competitive calendar and Virginia Heritage fund description Nov 7 2026. Current 2027 open Feb 8 deadline Mar 15, award expected ~Apr 23. Fund detail page remains 2026: date superseded by 2027 master schedule, project scope still relevant but 2027 packet must be rechecked. Applicant award limit unpublished. No universal mandatory match stated. 2026 page described 10 months use after award; confirm in final 2027 solicitation.

The Community Foundation of the Rappahannock River Region’s Virginia Heritage Fund supports collection, preservation and public access to the region’s documentary history. Qualifying projects may involve museums, archives, historical societies, and libraries safeguarding historically significant documents and making them accessible to researchers, genealogists, and the public.

The foundation’s current competitive opportunities calendar confirms that applications for the 2027 funding cycle open February 8, 2027 and close March 15, 2027, with decisions expected around April 23, 2027. The fund-specific detail page still shows 2026 dates, which apply to the prior closed round and should not be confused with the current upcoming 2027 cycle. The fund’s 2027 calendar does not specify a deadline hour or time zone.

Applicants should be eligible tax-exempt nonprofit organizations or permitted fiscal-sponsored organizations serving the foundation’s Virginia region, with documentary-preservation and education activities fitting the fund’s objectives. A current 2027 individual award limit is not published, and broader foundation annual grant budgets are not individual awards. The foundation’s general exclusions cover individuals, political/religious advocacy, fundraising events, capital and endowment campaigns, debt, and costs incurred before an award. No universal mandatory matching percentage is specified in the available fund guidance. The 2026 fund page refers to using awards within 10 months; confirm this and other conditions in the final 2027 application materials.

Applications use the foundation’s official online portal. Before submitting, read the current 2027 competitive schedule, the Virginia Heritage Fund description, and the foundation grant guidelines. Verified November 7, 2026.

Source verificationReferenced source · www.cfrrr.orgAtlas last verified this record 2026-11-07. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗