# Past recipients of Art Bridges Inc

Art Bridges Inc recipient data is compiled from public IRS Form 990-PF grants-paid records. GrantSonar tracks 2 itemized recipient records for this funder.

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Data note: Built from 236,000+ U.S. grantmaking foundations and 4.6 million itemized grant records in public IRS Form 990 / 990-PF filings (135,000+ funders with itemized giving history).

## Answer-first Q&A

### Who are past recipients of Art Bridges Inc grants?

Art Bridges Inc grant recipients include Alice L Walton School Of Medicine and Crystal Bridges Museum Of American Art INC. GrantSonar tracks 2 itemized recipient records for Art Bridges Inc from public IRS Form 990-PF filings.

### Who won the largest Art Bridges Inc grants?

The largest Art Bridges Inc grant in this GrantSonar sample went to Alice L Walton School Of Medicine for $249M in FY2022. The table below lists the top reported recipients by grant amount.

### Where does Art Bridges Inc award grants?

Art Bridges Inc recipient records in this page include organizations in AR. Recipient location comes from public 990-PF Schedule I data when reported.

### How much does Art Bridges Inc give to recipients?

Art Bridges Inc reported about $279M in grants paid in FY2023. Individual recipient amounts vary by program, year, and funder relationship.

### Can I apply to Art Bridges Inc based on its past recipients?

Art Bridges Inc recipient history shows historical giving, not an open application cycle. Use the recipient pattern to understand fit, then confirm current guidelines with Art Bridges Inc before contacting or applying.

## Top reported recipients

| Recipient | State | Amount | Fiscal year | Purpose |
|---|---:|---:|---:|---|
| Alice L Walton School Of Medicine | AR | $249M | 2022 | To explore, research, develop, and implement programs using art as a tool for learning. |
| Crystal Bridges Museum Of American Art INC | AR | $30M | 2022 | To construct and improve facilities to exhibit art for the public's education and benefit. |