To help support printmakers during the Space and Time Artist Residency Program.

For its Print Now Series, a free, public program with professional lectures, Master Printer demos, and printmaking workshops.

To fund Impressions of Eastern Europe: Prints From the Permanent Collection, an exhibition of prints by European and American artists from the early 20th century to the mid-1970s, whose works reflect the displacements and migrations experienced during their lifetimes.

To support public programming and the exhibition For the Greatest Number: Artifacts of the New Deal.

To support the research publication ‘Late Hokusai: Thought, Technique, Society’, based on the scholarly discussions and outcomes of a symposium on the British Museum’s hugely popular exhibition, Hokusai: Beyond the Great Wave.

For its Papermaking Workshop & Exhibition For Printmaking Students, a new one-day papermaking workshop and pop-up exhibition for MFA and BFA printmaking students at Dieu Donné.

To support public programming for the exhibition, Landfall Press: Five Decades of Printmaking, organized by former IFPDA Curatorial Intern, Nikki Otten.

In support of the exhibition Pressing Issues: Printmaking as Social Justice in the 1930s United States.

For Political and Personal: Images of Gay Identity, an exhibition culminated by the IFPDA supported internship in 2018.