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Arts & CultureCommunity & Economic DevelopmentEducation+7 more
Who can apply: Applicants must be nonprofit organizations with IRS 501(c)(3) status or otherwise eligible as described in the guidelines; programs must primarily benefit Pickaway County residents. Faith-based organizations may apply for program funding if there are no religious instruction/activities requirements. School system requests must be initiated by the superintendent’s office and submitted first to school foundations. Large organizations with multiple branches/departments must apply through the president/director/development office. Previous grantees must be in good standing and current on reporting.
outreach ministryeducationmission endeavors+3 more
Who can apply: Projects, initiatives, and advancement of new or existing programs are encouraged. Grants for covering or offsetting normal organization operating costs are discouraged. Category A supports ministries outside St. John's that provide outreach ministry or resources for education and mission endeavors of the ELCA, domestic and foreign. Category B supports ministries and physical facilities within St. John's for outreach, education, mission, additional facilities, and maintenance/preservation/improvement of physical facilities.
EducationHealth careFaith-based organizations+4 more
Who can apply: Organizations must be tax-exempt under IRC Section 501(c)(3). Preference for organizations located in communities where the Trustees live; applicants that conflict with Foundation policy areas (e.g., organizations supporting or affiliated with abortion) will not be funded. Organizations denied in a cycle must wait one full year from original application date to reapply.
church community engagementdisadvantaged or underserved communitieseducation and science education+5 more
Who can apply: Applicants must meet Versacare’s general organizational and Adventist-connection requirements; the application references a separate Impact grant page for requests above the Venture level.
Multiple (donor-directed) including Arts, Education, Faith-based, Social Services, Environment, Medicine & Science
Who can apply: Grantors must hold a Raymond James Charitable DAF account. Grants must meet IRS rules for DAF distributions (cannot fund private non-operating foundations or fulfill personal pledges). Auto-approval criteria: $75,000 or less; directed to a public 501(c)(3) charity in the U.S. that is approved in Raymond James Charitable’s database; no custom comments in Grant Purpose or Special Instructions; DAF balance must have at least $2,500 remaining after distribution.
Who can apply: Supports organizations and programs that align with the Foundation's mission to improve caregiver support for people living with Alzheimer's disease or dementia. The Foundation prefers time-specific projects rather than general operations or ongoing program support. It does not provide grants for individuals, fundraising events, conferences, endowments, or capital campaigns.
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