Assistance with Utility and Food Bills in the state of Maryland
Underemployed? Unemployed? You may be eligible to apply for utility bill assistance through the Office of Home Energy Programs (OHEP).
You may be eligible to apply for financial assistance to purchase food for your household through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
Apply for both at www.mydhrbenefits.dhr.state.md.us.
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Apply by Phone: Call 1-800-332-6347 (Mon- Fri, 8AM-4:30PM if you need help with an application by phone.)
Apply by Mail: Call 1-800-332- 6347 Mon- Fri, 8AM-4:30PM to request an application by mail
You may be eligible to apply for financial assistance to purchase food for your household through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
Apply for both at www.mydhrbenefits.dhr.state.md.us.
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Apply by Phone: Call 1-800-332-6347 (Mon- Fri, 8AM-4:30PM if you need help with an application by phone.)
Apply by Mail: Call 1-800-332- 6347 Mon- Fri, 8AM-4:30PM to request an application by mail
Global Biorisk Advisory Council® (GBAC), a division of ISSA
If you need to reopen your business or facility with confidence following the pandemic, learn more about the new GBAC STAR™ Facility Accreditation, a program with the right protocols and best practices for biohazard response.
Clean Start Back to Work Tax Credit
GBAC Fundamentals Online Course: Cleaning & Disinfection Principles
Personal Protective Equipment Best Practices
Cleaning and Disinfecting Equipment in Workplace Environments
Clean Start Back to Work Tax Credit
GBAC Fundamentals Online Course: Cleaning & Disinfection Principles
Personal Protective Equipment Best Practices
Cleaning and Disinfecting Equipment in Workplace Environments
Harford County Independent Artist COVID-19 Emergency Relief Grants
Now accepting applications
WARMLine - Mental Health Resources
Maryland State Arts Council
MSAC COVID-19 State of Emergency Statement & Resources
The COVID-19 state of emergency has resulted in lost income across the creative sector. MSAC has responded immediately by convening constituents to assess the most urgent needs, passing measures to ease the burden on organizations and artists during this challenging time, and compiling lists of state and national resources below.
The Future of Maryland's Arts Sector: Strategies for Stability and Sustainability for Arts Leadership
The Future of Maryland's Arts Sector: Best Practices for Digital Arts Engagement
The COVID-19 state of emergency has resulted in lost income across the creative sector. MSAC has responded immediately by convening constituents to assess the most urgent needs, passing measures to ease the burden on organizations and artists during this challenging time, and compiling lists of state and national resources below.
The Future of Maryland's Arts Sector: Strategies for Stability and Sustainability for Arts Leadership
The Future of Maryland's Arts Sector: Best Practices for Digital Arts Engagement
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Maryland Department of Labor
BEACON ONE-STOP APPLICATION
BEACON One-Stop allows claimants to file claims for ALL unemployment insurance (UI) benefit programs through a single application, including the most recent federally-enacted unemployment programs, Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) and Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC).
Frequently Asked Questions About COVID-19 and Maryland’s Unemployment Insurance Benefits Administration
"What Information do I need to file for Unemployment Insurance?"
Division of Unemployment Insurance Home Page
Updates about BEACON, schedules for filing, video tutorials, employer and claimant information, expansion of Unemployment Insurance benefits under the new CARES Act, Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA), Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC),
BEACON One-Stop allows claimants to file claims for ALL unemployment insurance (UI) benefit programs through a single application, including the most recent federally-enacted unemployment programs, Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) and Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC).
Frequently Asked Questions About COVID-19 and Maryland’s Unemployment Insurance Benefits Administration
"What Information do I need to file for Unemployment Insurance?"
Division of Unemployment Insurance Home Page
Updates about BEACON, schedules for filing, video tutorials, employer and claimant information, expansion of Unemployment Insurance benefits under the new CARES Act, Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA), Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC),
Artist Relief
Artist Relief will distribute $5,000 grants to artists facing dire financial emergencies due to COVID-19; serve as an ongoing informational resource; and co-launch the COVID-19 Impact Survey for Artists and Creative Workers, designed by Americans for the Arts, to better identify and address the needs of artists.
Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation
Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation, with support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and in collaboration with the five other U.S. Regional Arts Organizations — Arts Midwest, Mid-America Arts Alliance, New England Foundation for the Arts (NEFA), South Arts, and Western States Arts Federation (WESTAF) — announces the Mid Atlantic Arts Regional Resilience Fund, part of The United States Regional Resilience Fund, in response to the ongoing impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mid Atlantic Arts Regional Resilience grants will support mid-Atlantic nonprofit arts and cultural organizations with pre-COVID19 budgets of $250,000 – $10 million as they build resilience and look to the future with programming, planning and reimagining their work. The program is designed for organizations with visionary leadership and whose work is critical to the region, primarily supporting those making a statewide, regional and/or national impact.
Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation acknowledges that long-standing systems and practices within the arts sector have upheld significant barriers to equitable access and investment for historically marginalized communities in the U.S. In alignment with MAAF’s strategic vision to implement equitable practices through intentional and sustained focus and accountability, the fund will prioritize organizations led by and/or predominantly serving individuals including, but not limited to those that identify as: Black, Indigenous, Latinx, Persons of Color, LGBTQIA+, Persons with Disabilities, communities whose primary language is not English, and/or rural and remote communities.
Mid Atlantic Arts Regional Resilience grants will support mid-Atlantic nonprofit arts and cultural organizations with pre-COVID19 budgets of $250,000 – $10 million as they build resilience and look to the future with programming, planning and reimagining their work. The program is designed for organizations with visionary leadership and whose work is critical to the region, primarily supporting those making a statewide, regional and/or national impact.
Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation acknowledges that long-standing systems and practices within the arts sector have upheld significant barriers to equitable access and investment for historically marginalized communities in the U.S. In alignment with MAAF’s strategic vision to implement equitable practices through intentional and sustained focus and accountability, the fund will prioritize organizations led by and/or predominantly serving individuals including, but not limited to those that identify as: Black, Indigenous, Latinx, Persons of Color, LGBTQIA+, Persons with Disabilities, communities whose primary language is not English, and/or rural and remote communities.
Americans for the Arts
Office Hours with Nina
Nina Ozlu Tunceli, Chief Counsel of Government and Public Affairs at Americans for the Arts and Executive Director of the Arts Action Fund, has set up daily office hours on Zoom to help artists and arts leaders navigate the complex web of relief measures in the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Join Nina on a drop-in basis Monday, Wednesdays, and Friday between 11:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. ET to ask questions—whether broad or specific to your situation—about funding opportunities and deadlines related to the $3.2 trillion federal aid package. Nina also wants to hear from you about your experience in filing applications with the Small Business Administration (SBA), state unemployment offices, banks, and others to help inform your colleagues nationwide, develop FAQs, and build an advocacy case for future advocacy.
COVID-19 Impact Survey for Arts and Cultural Organizations - please complete and update as needed
COVID-19 Impact Survey for Artists and Creative Workers - please complete and update as needed
OnDemand: COVID-19 Federal Relief Funds for the Arts 101 Series
Federal Arts Funding Opportunities for Nonprofit and Commercial Arts Organizations and Individual Artists updated 5/28/2020
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) RESOURCE AND RESPONSE CENTER
Nina Ozlu Tunceli, Chief Counsel of Government and Public Affairs at Americans for the Arts and Executive Director of the Arts Action Fund, has set up daily office hours on Zoom to help artists and arts leaders navigate the complex web of relief measures in the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Join Nina on a drop-in basis Monday, Wednesdays, and Friday between 11:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. ET to ask questions—whether broad or specific to your situation—about funding opportunities and deadlines related to the $3.2 trillion federal aid package. Nina also wants to hear from you about your experience in filing applications with the Small Business Administration (SBA), state unemployment offices, banks, and others to help inform your colleagues nationwide, develop FAQs, and build an advocacy case for future advocacy.
COVID-19 Impact Survey for Arts and Cultural Organizations - please complete and update as needed
COVID-19 Impact Survey for Artists and Creative Workers - please complete and update as needed
OnDemand: COVID-19 Federal Relief Funds for the Arts 101 Series
Federal Arts Funding Opportunities for Nonprofit and Commercial Arts Organizations and Individual Artists updated 5/28/2020
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) RESOURCE AND RESPONSE CENTER
Maryland Citizens for the Arts
MCA has collated an extensive list of COVID-19 Artist Emergency Resources for organizations, artists, students, businesses, etc.
Maryland Nonprofits
COVId-19 Resources for Nonprofits
Information about the Paycheck Protection Program, SBA approved lenders, application, local, state, and national grants, Families First Act, guidance, and webinars, as well as best practices for reopening, Maryland Strong Roadmap to Recovery and other state and national resources
Information about the Paycheck Protection Program, SBA approved lenders, application, local, state, and national grants, Families First Act, guidance, and webinars, as well as best practices for reopening, Maryland Strong Roadmap to Recovery and other state and national resources
Maryland State Department of Education Fine Arts Office
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EMBRACE is a FREE professional development series for Maryland’s creative education force: Arts Educators, Arts Integration Teachers, and Teaching Artists. Expert facilitators will examine the intersections of art and wellness by exploring creative practices to keep us open, curious and reflective during COVID-19. |
Harford Community College
Small Business Hotline
Business owners can get information about important COVID-19 relief efforts by calling the Small Business Development Center at HCC’s Hotline, 443-412-2237. The SBDC team will identify your needs and provide individualized resources for your small business challenges. More information on COVID-19 relief efforts for small businesses can be accessed here.
Business owners can get information about important COVID-19 relief efforts by calling the Small Business Development Center at HCC’s Hotline, 443-412-2237. The SBDC team will identify your needs and provide individualized resources for your small business challenges. More information on COVID-19 relief efforts for small businesses can be accessed here.
Maryland Business Relief Wizard
Find the Right COVID-19 Support Resources for Your BusinessThere are numerous local and national programs for businesses in need of emergency support, but understanding which options are relevant for your organization can be a challenge.
The Maryland Business Relief Wizard is a tool that helps connect businesses with the resources and programming for which they’re eligible, streamlining the process of finding support.
The Maryland Business Relief Wizard is a tool that helps connect businesses with the resources and programming for which they’re eligible, streamlining the process of finding support.
The DeVos Institute of Arts Management at the University of Maryland
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The DeVos Institute of Arts Management at the University of Maryland is offering pro bono consultations to any U.S.-based non-profit arts or culture organization between March and June 2020, as a response to the mounting effects of the Coronavirus pandemic.
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Young Audiences of Maryland
Get up and move, learn, and smile with artists and teachers who are excited to spend time with you! The Arts & Learning Kids TV show brings school lessons to life in your living room every weekend with fun and engaging arts-based learning!
Episodes are tailored to lessons by grade levels: Explorers, Discoverers, and Adventurers!
Teaching Artist Institute
Building a community of teaching artists as change agents.
Episodes are tailored to lessons by grade levels: Explorers, Discoverers, and Adventurers!
Teaching Artist Institute
Building a community of teaching artists as change agents.
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