What the Fund

Ongoing Opportunity

A grant program to support creators impacted by COVID-19.

Things are tough. Now, more than ever, people count on artists and creators to keep them laughing, entertained, informed, connected, and hopeful. Unfortunately, because of a flawed creative system that is unable to support them reliably, the same artists and creators are now among the ones taking the hardest financial hit.

That’s how the What the Fund was born.

This grant program was started to benefit select artists who are being impacted during the COVID-19 pandemic. Grant recipients will be chosen by a board of fellow creators. Patreon is kicking off the grant by donating $10K, and is accepting contributions from anyone who can help.

Learn more and apply here.

Judy Gelles

Gelles uses words and images to provide social commentary on who we are and how we think. Her objective is to provoke thoughts,…

Gelles uses words and images to provide social commentary on who we are and how we think. Her objective is to provoke thoughts, ideas, and discussion. Her photographs of beach huts stem from an interest…

TangenT

TangenT is an InLiquid artist member.…

Scott Troxel

Scott Troxel draws on the aesthetics of bygone technology and the forward-looking designs of the Atomic Age and mid-century…

Scott Troxel draws on the aesthetics of bygone technology and the forward-looking designs of the Atomic Age and mid-century modernism to make dynamic, retrofuturist wooden wall sculptures that evoke nostalgia…

Robert Solomon

I am a pure painter and until recently a designer, director, sculptor, and printmaker. All of these have helped guide my…

I am a pure painter and until recently a designer, director, sculptor, and printmaker. All of these have helped guide my decisions as a painter from my early conceptual installations to my forays into…

Lee Muslin

Lee Muslin, guided by intuition, in a fusion of gesture and geometry flows out in her abstract paintings. Visual movement…

Lee Muslin, guided by intuition, in a fusion of gesture and geometry flows out in her abstract paintings. Visual movement is created as she layers line, shape and texture.…