address the following areas.

 

Health Care

Social / Human Services

Environmental

Education

 

The Foundation gives priority to projects that involve joint efforts of

multiple agencies.

 

The Foundation will make its grants in the following forms as appropriate

for the project proposal and the project time line. Be specific about the

form of grant you are requesting.

 

One-time grants, which are a single-year grant for a specific purpose.

Multiyear grants, which are commitments for funding to be paid in

increments over a period no longer than three years.

Challenge or matching grants (Note that grant proposals that have

matching funds available are given preference over proposals without

matching funds.  All capital projects in excess of $50,000 must have

other sources of funding to cover at least 50 percent of the project.)

Grants That the Foundation Will Not Make

The Foundation will not make the following types of grants.  Any request

for funding for theses purposes will be denided:

 

Grants to individuals for any purpose;

Grants to religious organizations for religious purposes;

Grants to international organizations that do not have a qualified

domestic 501c(3) representative;

Grants to endowments or other discretionary funding pools;

Grants for dinners, balls, or other ticketed events;

Grants for political purposes;

Grants for lobbying activities;

Grants for purposes outside of the Foundation’s funding priorities as

listed in the prior section