Foundation / Corporation
Humboldt Area Foundation (HAF) - Trinity Trust
03/15/21 Postmarked or Emailed
Grants to California nonprofit organizations to support seasonal programming for local youth in eligible locations. Priority will be given to programs serving disadvantaged or at-risk youth or youth in outlying areas, as well as programs serving high numbers of participants or whose operating hours are extensive. Funding is intended to meet the needs of extremely valuable Summer Programs in Trinity County.
The committee of community volunteers will consider each application and prioritize those receiving additional funding based on the following criteria:
The committee may also award additional funding to:
GrantWatch ID#: 154849
The average grant awarded will be $400.00. However, we recognize that some Summer Programs have special needs, and will consider applications of over $400.00 in some circumstances.
For programs offered between June 1 and September 1.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Grant applications should be mailed to:
The Trinity Trust c/o Humboldt Area Foundation
363 Indianola Road
Bayside, CA 95524.
Or emailed to grants@hafoundation.org
For further assistance, please contact the HAF Grants Team at the above email address.
For questions, contact 707.267.9914 or tayshub@hafoundation.org.
USA: California: Trinity County
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