Is there a grant for martial arts schools?

Answer 1

You don't need a grant; there is a Shotokan Karate organization that teaches Karate for free. They do have optional things you have to pay for though; uniforms if you don't provide your own, and contributing to a larger fund for Karate camp, Martial Arts equipment, that kind of thing. Far as charging for the lessons though, it doesn't happen its free. You will have to look at a Shotokan website to see if there are any chapters in your city, or near where you live. You don't need to pay a small fortune to learn Karate; Shotokan is common enough, you can learn it for free. Also, as a general rule you are not supposed to charge too much tuition when you run a martial arts school; in China, many masters sold their skills for money, but, they charged relatively low amounts, arguing that the reputation and effectiveness of a school would work to ensure the master's family was kept well-fed. I don't mean to get into stereotypes here but, it is better if you train at a school where the master is married, and raising a family; because there is more at stake, the quality of instruction is bound to be better. Again though no need; with Shotokan Karate its free. However if you absolutely MUST get some money, you will probably need to go through some legal red tape, and start some sort of organization designed to collect money for that purpose.

Answer 2

There are school grants online which you can check out. You might find the one you are looking for. Maybe for martial arts.