The Literacy Opportunity Fund, administered by ProLiteracy, is a grant program designed to support the infrastructure of adult literacy education. It recognizes that literacy organizations—whether large or small, urban or rural—require consistent resources to deliver effective instruction. The fund is not a prize for individual artists but a strategic investment in the community-based organizations that make adult learning possible. Grants of up to $6,000 are awarded to literacy organizations of all types and sizes that are doing direct work with adult students. This includes nonprofit programs, community centers, libraries, and other entities that provide instruction in reading, writing, and numeracy. The funding may be used to support a range of operational and programmatic needs, though specific allowable costs are detailed in the application guidelines. ProLiteracy's curatorial vision is grounded in the belief that literacy is a fundamental right and a catalyst for social and economic participation. By funding direct-service organizations, the fund aims to strengthen the capacity of the adult literacy field, ensuring that learners have access to quality instruction and that practitioners have the resources to sustain their work. The grant is intended to be accessible, with a straightforward application process that respects the time and expertise of literacy providers.