Foundation / Corporation
Social Venture Partners (SVP) Boston
08/24/20
09/11/20
10/02/20 5:00 PM
Grants of up to $75,000 and in-kind consulting services to Massachusetts early to mid-stage nonprofit organizations that address opportunity gaps in eligible locations. Interested applicants are required to submit a letter of interest prior to applying. Eligible organizations are focused on finding solutions to inequitable access to resources and opportunity, including basic needs, education, and employment. Funds will benefit nonprofits serving the Greater Boston area.
Social Venture Partners Boston (SVP) fuels nonprofit success by scaling smart solutions.To help build nonprofit capacity, SVP combines grant funding and highly skilled volunteers who provide strategic counsel in areas such as: general management, leadership development, strategic and business planning, marketing and communications, finance and revenue development, board development and governance, human resource management, all with an eye towards growth and deepening impact. Over time, Grantees and Partners develop a strong, mutually beneficial partnership.
Grantees receive funding for general operating support coupled with pro-bono consulting.
All the nonprofits SVP invests in have the potential for transformative growth and community impact. While every relationship with our Grantees is unique, there are common themes to successful SVP engagements:
GrantWatch ID#: 140307
Grantees receive $25,000 a year in general operating support, coupled with an average of 450 hours of pro-bono consulting. Engagements are renewable annually for a total of up to three years and $75,000.
An SVP Grantee will receive multi-year support. Grantee engagements are renewable annually for a total of up to 3 years.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Email the completed LOI to:
grants@svpboston.org
SVP Boston
71 Commercial Street, #139
Boston, MA 02109
617-221-6163
info@svpboston.org
USA: Massachusetts: Greater Boston area
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