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EducationFamily and social servicesArt and culture+2 more
Who can apply: Applicants must be 501(c)(3) charities serving Palm Beach County residents, in good standing with the IRS, current with the Florida Secretary of State, and have filed a solicitation statement with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. Audited financial statements are required. Charities located outside Palm Beach County, individuals, private foundations, religious or politically affiliated organizations, debt reduction or operating deficits, capital projects, and bridge funding are not eligible. National organizations must apply through a local chapter with a local board of directors and a project or program benefiting Palm Beach County residents.
Who can apply: Applicants must be nonprofit charitable organizations tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code or public governmental units. Projects generally must benefit residents of Jasper County, Missouri; Smith County, Texas; or the Kansas City metropolitan area. Projects benefiting Missouri as a whole may occasionally be considered. The Foundation does not fund individuals, annual campaigns, endowments, or sectarian religious activities. Only one application may be submitted for the same program, subject, or project within any 12-month period.
Arts and cultureEducation and job trainingHealth and human services+4 more
Who can apply: Tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofits with programs serving Cherokee, Gregg, Nacogdoches, Panola, or Rusk counties, with preference for Rusk County. Programs must align with the stated conservative Christian values.
Animal servicesArts and cultureCommunity development+6 more
Who can apply: Applicants must be tax-exempt organizations in good standing with the IRS and located within the Foundation's service area. Organizations outside the service area, including statewide or nationwide organizations without local staff, local board members, or a local office, are not eligible. Private schools and charter schools are not accepted. Organizations may apply every two years; prior grantees must complete a follow-up form before applying again. Applicants must contact the Foundation by March 15 for the Spring cycle or September 15 for the Fall cycle, and organizations that have not interviewed with the Foundation will be denied automatically. School-district collaborations require the school district to contact the Foundation first.
gardening and horticulturegarden design and developmentconservation (trees, native plants, wildflowers)+2 more
Who can apply: Projects located in Dallas County that further the Garden Club of America purposes (gardening, conservation, civic improvement). Applicants should consult the Projects Proposal Form for full requirements.
Climate and environmentEducationEquity, justice and belonging+4 more
Who can apply: Projects must take place in Wharton County, Texas and address at least one eligible theme. Applicants must be at least 18 or have guardian permission. For grants totaling more than $5,000, the applicant must be a registered US 501(c)(3). Recipients must complete the project and submit qualitative and quantitative impact data within 12 months.
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