This list is probably not complete. It was made by searching past Arisia meeting minutes (the online archive is missing old issues).
| Group | Date | Amount | Purpose |
| Interstitial Arts Foundation | January 2010 | $3,000 | Funding to assist with publishing Interfictions 2 and supporting their website. |
| Brookline Public Library | October 2009 | $3,000 | Funding to expand their SF&F print and media collections. |
| Jumpcon Orphans [1] | July 2008 | $1,000 | Along with United Fan Con, Arisia helped sponsor a day of activities for fans who came to Boston for Jumpcon, which was canceled at the last minute. |
| PiCon | August 2007 | $3,000 | Additional funding for a new science fiction convention in Springfield, Massachusetts. |
| Friends of the Library | August 2006 | $2,500 | To help the Kenai Community Library in Alaska purchase science fiction books, magazines, and DVDs and to host a seminar on science fiction with a local author, Dana Stabenow. |
| JerseyDevilCon | January 2003 | $2,000 | To help cover their debts. |
| Boston Tea Party | January 2003 | $825 | To assist them to bring a guest speaker to their Smallville Fan Convention. |
| The Lite Circle, Inc | January 2002 | $2,000 | Assist with publishing "Through A Glass Darkly". |
| Vassar Non-Human Student Organization (NSO) [2] | 2001 | $1,000 | To help them with running No Such Convention (NonCon) |
| Harvard Radcliffe Science Fiction Association | January 2001 | $800 | To help them with running Vericon. |
| Gaylaxicon [3] | 2001 | ??? | ??? |
| 5Con | February 1999 | $1,250, plus $750 matching funds | To assist with running 5Con |
| MassFen | 2000 | $750 plus $750 matching funds | Starting a fannish newsletter. |
| EuroCon | October 1999 | $1,000 | To promote interaction between the North American and European SF communities. |
| 5CON [3] | 1998 | ??? | ??? |
| Harvard-Radcliffe Science Fiction Association (HRSFA) | November 1997 | $300 | For publications. |
| MIT Science Fiction Society[4] | 1994 | ??? | First grant funded by Arisia. |
Footnotes
- This was not an actual grant, because there was not sufficient time to go through the grant process.
- The grant application for Vassar/NSO is mentioned in the Mentors, but no mention of it being approved could be found.
- Gaylaxicon and 5Con are mentioned in Mentors in the past tense as having received grants , but no mention of when the grants were approved or for how much could be found.
- Information came from recollections of Arisia President Joseph Ross, 1992-1994.
