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Overview

If you have a project or an idea that requires financial support to make a difference in our community, explore our Mini Grants program. We aim to help bring your vision to life with funding opportunities.

Funding Criteria

• Requests must be for $1,500 or less.

• Priority is given to requests for emergencies or immediate needs.

• Mini Grants are intended for one-time expenses; they do not sustain operating or programming costs annually unless there is a plan for future sustainability.

• The applicant organization must directly benefit from the funds.

• Organizations may receive up to $1,500 in Mini Grants per calendar year.

• Mini Grants are awarded on a rolling basis throughout the calendar year, subject to fund availability.

Eligibility

Mini Grants of up to $1,500 are available to:

• Tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organizations

• Mutual benefit organizations

• Government agencies

• Municipalities

• Churches

Ineligibility

• Mini Grants cannot be used for sustaining ongoing operational or program costs.

• Organizations must explain plans for sustainability if seeking funding for a portion of a new ongoing expense.

Application Process

• Mini Grants are administered on a rolling cycle each calendar year.

• Applications are accepted and evaluated on a first-come, first-served basis until funds for the calendar year are exhausted.

• Apply online through the https://www.grantinterface.com/Home/Logon?urlkey=hancock.

Contacts

For questions about Mini Grants, contact: Katie Ottinger, Community Investment & Grants Officer

Phone: 317.462.8870 ext 233

Email: Katie@CelebrateHancock.org

Community Foundation of Hancock County

312 East Main Street

Greenfield, Indiana 46140

Overview

Tiger Foundation supports nonprofit organizations in New York City across three key areas: Education, Family Support, and Youth, Workforce, and Justice. The foundation focuses on funding proven, high-impact programs that directly serve low-income communities.

Focus Areas

• Education: Supports district and charter schools, school networks, and community-based organizations to ensure all children have access to excellent education and services.

o https://tigerfoundation.org/funding-guidelines/education

• Family Support: Enhances early childhood development and family support services to prepare children for school and support family well-being.

o https://tigerfoundation.org/funding-guidelines/family-support

• Youth, Workforce, and Justice: Provides economic and personal development opportunities for various demographics, including young adults, individuals impacted by the foster care system, and those involved with the criminal legal system.

o https://tigerfoundation.org/funding-guidelines/youth-workforce-justice

Eligibility

Tiger Foundation funds organizations that:

• Are tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the IRS Code.

• Focus on addressing root causes of poverty in New York City.

• Demonstrate strong measurable outcomes, skilled leadership, cost-effectiveness, and financial health.

Ineligibility

Requests for support are not considered for:

• Individuals

• Annual or capital campaigns

• Endowments

• Benefits

• Public policy or lobbying efforts

• Legal assistance

• Existing obligations or debt liability

Application Process

• There are no deadlines for submitting Letters of Inquiry (LOIs); they are reviewed year-round on a rolling basis.

• Upon receipt of an LOI, initial review takes approximately four to six weeks.

• Qualified applicants will be contacted by program staff for further consideration.

Contacts

For application assistance or technical questions:

• Email: info@TigerFoundation.org

• Phone: 212-984-2565

Tiger Foundation

101 Park Avenue

New York, N.Y. 10178

How to Apply

Start a new LOI: https://www.grantrequest.com/SID_5683?SA=SNA&FID=35002

Overview

The USA Triathlon Foundation Pillar Grants aim to foster youth participation in sports and recreation activities nationwide, supporting initiatives that promote running, biking, and swimming among young individuals.

Focus Areas

The foundation supports:

• Development of youth-focused clubs, events, and coaching programs.

• Opportunities for youth to engage in triathlon-related training camps, competitions, and racing experiences.

Eligibility

• Nonprofit organizations and individuals based in the United States are eligible to apply.

• Applicants must demonstrate verification of their status as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization for nonprofit entities.

Application Process

• Grants are awarded annually through a fall grant cycle.

• Applicants are required to submit supporting documents, including verification of nonprofit status.

• Grants are disbursed within 90 days following the submission of all required documentation.

Contacts

For more information or assistance:

• Visit the USA Triathlon Foundation: https://usatriathlonfoundation.org/

• Learn about the foundation's mission: https://usatriathlonfoundation.org/about/mission/

• Apply online directly: https://usatriathlonfoundation.salsalabs.org/2023youthpillargrant/index.html

• Contact for inquiries: https://usatriathlonfoundation.org/contact/

USA Triathlon Foundation

5825 Delmonico Drive, Suite 200

Colorado Springs, CO 80919

Phone: 719-884-5607

Overview

The Herzstein Foundation offers grants to nonprofit organizations in Texas to support projects that enhance community quality of life. Funding priorities include strengthening families, preserving heritage, supporting free enterprise, educating individuals and communities, encouraging personal potential, and providing second chances where appropriate.

Focus Areas

Grants are awarded to support activities aligned with the foundation's mission, with preference given to organizations in the Houston area or within Texas.

Eligibility

• Applicants: Qualified nonprofit organizations based in Texas. Individuals are not eligible.

• Geographic Focus: Preference given to organizations in the Houston area or within the state of Texas.

Grant Cycle

• Proposals are accepted year-round, and the board reviews applications in February, May, August, and October.

• Organizations may submit grant requests once in any twelve-month period.

Application Process

• Application Method: Online through the Herzstein Foundation's grant application portal.

• Additional Resources:

o FAQ: https://herzsteinfoundation.org/online-application-faq/

o Guidelines: https://herzsteinfoundation.org/application-guidelines/

o Apply Online: https://www.grantrequest.com/Login.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fapplication.aspx%3fSA%3dSNA%26FID%3d35004%26sid%3d6028&SA=SNA&FID=35004&sid=6028

Contact

• Address: Herzstein Foundation, 6131 Westview Dr., Houston, TX 77055

• Phone: 713-681-7868

For more detailed information about eligibility criteria, guidelines, and the application process, please visit the https://herzsteinfoundation.org/.

Overview

The grant provides support to Massachusetts households, specifically in Medford, for move-in costs related to rent. Funding is intended to assist income-eligible families and individuals by covering expenses such as the first and last month's rent.

Focus Area

The grant focuses on supporting individuals and families in Medford, MA.

Eligibility

• Applicants: Individuals and families who currently reside in Medford, MA, or intend to move there.

• Income Limit: Annual income must be at or below 100% of the Area Median Income (AMI).

• Rent Burden: Rent should not exceed fifty percent of the household income.

Application Process

• Acceptance Period: Applications are accepted continuously.

• Application Method: Apply online using the http://bostonabcdinc.formstack.com/forms/medford_move_in.

Contact Information

• Phone: 617.348.6329

• Email: abcdconnect@bostonabcd.org

For more details regarding eligibility criteria, application guidelines, and to submit an application, please visit the http://bostonabcdinc.formstack.com/forms/medford_move_in.

Overview

Sand Hill Foundation supports nonprofit organizations within its focus areas, emphasizing strong leadership, visionary plans, and continuous learning. The foundation prioritizes local giving, focusing on San Mateo County and nearby areas within the San Francisco Bay Area.

Focus Areas

Sand Hill Foundation funds programs in San Mateo County that help youth and families with low-income stabilize, grow, and thrive through:

• Education: College access and completion programs for youth and young adults aged 11-25.

• Job Training and Entrepreneurship: Creating career pathways through vocational and entrepreneurship training, and access to capital for small businesses.

• Housing Security: Housing preservation, shelter and rapid rehousing, and legal services to prevent homelessness.

Eligibility

To be eligible for funding, organizations must:

• Work within the Foundation's stated areas of focus, primarily serving San Mateo County in the San Francisco Bay Area.

• Be tax-exempt.

Preference is given to nonprofits that:

• Dedicate 50% or more of their efforts towards the people of San Mateo County.

• Operate programs aligned with the Foundation's focus areas in Daly City, South San Francisco, Redwood City/North Fair Oaks, and the Coastside, serving families with low-income.

• Incorporate diverse stakeholder perspectives with demonstrable cultural competence.

• Provide high-quality programs as trusted community resources.

• Focus on youth aged 11-25 and their families navigating life with limited financial means.

Application Process

Sand Hill Foundation accepts and reviews applications on a rolling basis. Staff will follow up within a month after the application submission.

Additional Information

• Sand Hill Foundation Focus Areas - https://sandhillfoundation.org/focus-areas/opportunity/

• General Information - http://www.sandhillfoundation.org/grantmaking/

• Eligibility Guidelines - https://sandhillfoundation.org/grantmaking/eligibility-guidelines/

• Apply Online - https://pfs.smartsimple.us/welcome/Sandhill/

Contact

Grants Manager: Jennifer Perez Brown

 Email: jennifer@sandhillfoundation.org

 Phone: 415.561.6540 ext 255

General Inquiries: Rose Brookhouse

 Email: rbroohouse@pfs-llc.net

 Phone: 415.561.6540

Address

Sand Hill Foundation

3000 Sand Hill Road, 4-130

Menlo Park, CA 94025

Phone: 650.854.9310

Fax: 650.854.8031