Miller History Fund
The Thomas V. “Mike” Miller Jr. History Fund provides support for projects at museums, historical societies, libraries, and other repositories throughout the state of Maryland. The goal is to build the long-term resiliency and efficacy of Maryland’s historical collections stewards. The Miller History Fund is made possible by an annually recurring allocation from the state’s Preservation of Cultural Arts Fund. This fund was proposed by late Senate President Emeritus Thomas V. “Mike” Miller in the 2018 legislative session and enacted into law. The Maryland Center for History and Culture named the fund—formerly known as the Pathways Grant Program—in Senator Miller’s honor in 2021.
The Maryland Center for History and Culture administers this grants program as an extension of our mission to educate people of all ages about the rich history and culture of Maryland and the nation.
Award Winners
FY2025 Funding Cycle: Important Dates
- Check back here in August 2024 for a full outline of the upcoming funding cycle. Letters of Intent (LOIs) and full applications will be due in fall 2024. While some elements may change, the eligibility and submission documents from last year’s cycle are a helpful guide to orient you with the process.
Eligibility and Submission Process
Have a Question?
Email grants@mdhistory.org.
Applicant Workshop
What does “capacity-building” mean for my organization? How will applications be ranked and scored? Here is the virtual applicant workshop held on Wednesday October 18th led by Vice President of External Affairs David Belew.