2026 Infinite Sums Rural & Small Libraries Cohort Grant Program

For more grants like this one, check out the NLC’s Grant Opportunities for Nebraska Libraries.

The Infinite Sums Rural & Small Libraries Cohort Grant Program is supported by the Simons Foundation as part of its Infinite Sums national initiative and offered in partnership with SciStarter. The Association for Rural & Small Libraries (ARSL) is proud to offer this educational training experience and financial support to small and rural libraries across the U.S.

Fifteen library workers will be selected to receive $10,000 grants to host math inspired community-wide events for patrons of all ages on Pi Day, Infinity Day, and Fibonacci Day in 2026.
Cohort members will attend monthly virtual training sessions and two in-person gatherings. 

Apply by September 30, 2025 for a chance to receive:

  1. $10,000 program grant
  2. A year-long learning cohort experience
  3. Support for events on Pi Day (3/14), Infinity Day (8/8), and Fibonacci Day (11/23) in 2026
  4. Two in-person gatherings (NYC & ARSL 2026 Conference in Montgomery, AL)

Who can apply:

  1. Public libraries in the U.S.
  2. Must serve a small and/or rural community
  3. ARSL membership not required

Don’t miss out – submit your application today at https://www.arsl.org/infinite-sums-grant

For questions about grant eligibility, email info@arsl.org

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