mallow Culture Fund
The mallow Culture Fund supports events, exhibitions and educational programs that strengthen Solana art. The aim is to help organisers create culture in both digital and physical spaces while onboarding new creators and growing local communities.
This section explains how grants work for creators and event organisers.
What the Culture Fund supports
Grants can support events, workshops and programs that create cultural or educational value in the Solana art ecosystem. Examples include:
- Exhibitions and gallery shows
- Artist talks, workshops and demonstrations
- Intro sessions for creative tools built on Solana
- Educational programs for students, artists or communities
- Pop ups and community art gatherings
- Cross cultural collaborations that highlight Solana art
- Experiments that bring Solana art into public or physical environments
Every supported initiative should create some form of cultural learning or onboarding by nature.
How the fund grows
The mallow Culture Fund increases over time through:
- A percentage of mallow’s validator profit
- A percentage of mallow marketplace revenue
- Profits from mallow hosted events such as Jellybean and Gumball sales
- Contributions from ecosystem partners who want to support Solana art
As the ecosystem grows so does the fund.
Grant sizes
The current grant tiers are:
- 300 USDC
- 600 USDC
- 900 USDC
Grants are capped at 900 USDC per event.
All grants are paid in USDC on Solana.
If the fund grows significantly in the future the available tiers may be reviewed.
How to apply
Anyone organising an event or program focused on Solana art can apply.
Applications remain open year round.
For details on eligibility, requirements and how to structure your proposal, see the Creator Guide in this section.
After your event
Recipients will be asked to complete a short impact form within thirty days.
This helps us understand what worked, what was learned and how the event supported Solana art.
More details can be found in the Impact Form page.
Supporters
This section will be updated as partners join the Culture Fund.