Foundation / Corporation
Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley (CFHV)
12/15/19
Grants of up to $20,000 to Dutchess County, New York nonprofits that serve economically disadvantaged residents and their pets. Funding is intended for programs that improve educational opportunities, health, and economic stability for residents facing economic adversity. Requests should be structured to demonstrate how a single grant will enhance and impact the programs offered by the grant recipient.
The Community Foundations’ goal is to support programs that have proven to be effective, demonstrate increasing demand, and encourage and support innovative solutions to those facing economic adversity. The Foundation will focus its grant making on applications that address the following funding priorities:
- Support for the expansion of existing programs and services that are proven effective in assisting individuals and families improve their economic stability, health, and educational access and opportunity;
- Equipment and capital support (i.e. small to mid-scale renovations) to improve organizational infrastructure and enhance capacity to deliver services;
- New program pilots may be considered if organizations demonstrate the capacity to effectively carry out the program and sustain it beyond initial funding; and,
- Requests that meet the above criteria and leverage existing resources and additional funding sources are encouraged.
GrantWatch ID#: 160869
$100,000
Annual funding should not be anticipated.
Grants made through this program will not exceed $20,000.
Annual funding should not be anticipated, multi-year requests may be considered.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Apply online (after September 1): https://www.grantinterface.com/Home/Logon?urlkey=cfdcny
Cristin McPeake, Director of Programs
(845) 452-3077
grants@communityfoundationshv.org
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