Foundation / Corporation
Shapira Foundation
06/30/20
Grants to Oregon nonprofit organizations in eligible locations for programs that improve the quality of life and increase educational opportunities for the underserved or disabled individuals Funding is specifically intended to support programs in the areas of children, education, and health and human services. Funding may be used for both start-up and on-going support. Projects must serve the Portland area.
Children's Programs:
The Shapira Foundation supports programs aimed at helping children in need. Through the Foundation's Campership support for organizations like the Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp, NW Kidney Kids Camp, and Gales Creek camp for children with diabetes, the Foundation seeks to provide children with the thrill and excitement of summer camp that might otherwise be out of their reach.
Education Programs:
The Shapira Foundation supports programs embracing the idea that the pathway out of poverty lies in education. It supports after-school programs in addition to therapy, mentoring and counseling programs to help low-income disadvantaged individuals improve their quality of life through education.
Health and Human Services:
The Shapira Foundation seeks to improve the quality of life of disadvantaged, or disabled individuals through programs that address hunger, homelessness, and domestic violence. Programs providing meals and shelter are central to the Foundation's mission. From food pantries and meal kitchens to making sure kids are healthy and safe, the Foundation seeks to support programs that help families throughout the Portland metropolitan area.
Hug Patrol Program:
This new program of the Shapira Foundation helps children in stressful situations by providing new stuffed animals to police officers, firefighters, and medical personnel to comfort children facing traumatic and scary situations.
GrantWatch ID#: 161610
Generally, grant awards range from 2% to 5% of the project or program budget. Grants are awarded for both start-up and on-going support as long as the supported program(s) fall within the guidelines.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Upload LOI Online: http://shapirafoundation.org/application
Apply for the Hug Patrol Program: http://hugpatrol.com/how_to_receive
Robert Thompson, Executive Director
robbt@shapirafoundation.org
877-586-9416
Mail only:
7327 SW Barnes Road #124
Portland, Oregon 97225
USA: Oregon: Portland area
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