Foundation / Corporation
Rasmuson Foundation
09/15/20
Grants to Alaska nonprofit organizations and tribes to benefit organizational leadership. Funding is intended for costs associated with a three to six-month leadership leave of absence for organizational leadership. Funding is also intended to provide time off for leaders to engage in a range of personal growth and renewal activities.
The Sabbatical Program provides tribal executives and nonprofit CEOs/executive directors with time away from the office for rest and personal renewal. The Foundation believes nonprofit CEOs/executive directors and tribal administrators are able to better serve their organizations when they have taken extended time away to reflect on their work, gain insight into what they want to accomplish in their careers, learn better ways to run their organizations, and renew their personal energy.
This award is for the personal renewal of the applicant. Activities dedicated to personal renewal as defined by the recipient may include travel, personal enrichment, time for reflection, or simply rest. Awards will support sabbaticals of 90 to 180 continuous days. Sabbatical recipients are expected to fully step away from their organizations for the length of the sabbatical.
Requirements:
Selection Criteria:
GrantWatch ID#: 170653
Up to $40,000
Sabbaticals will take place in 2020. Awards will support sabbaticals of 90 to 180 continuous days.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Apply online: https://grants.rasmuson.org/s_Login.jsp
Direct questions to:
(907) 297-2700
(877) 366-2700
Rasmuson Foundation
301 West Northern Lights Blvd. Suite 601
Anchorage, AK 99503
USA: Alaska
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