Alabama Power Foundation Grants (Health & Human Services) is sponsored by Alabama Power Foundation. The Alabama Power Foundation provides grants to nonprofit organizations in Alabama across various focus areas, including Health & Human Services. These grants are designed to meet a number of different objectives and address needs in communities or across the state, with the potential to lead to permanent improvements.

The program seeks projects that involve collaboration and exhibit sound fiscal management.

Alabama Power Foundation Grants for Community Impact Skip navigation and go to the main content Fueling initiatives across key areas The most versatile Alabama Power Foundation tool As part of all five of our initiatives – Educational Advancement, Civic and Community Development, Arts and Cultural Enrichment, Health and Human Services and Environmental Stewardship – Alabama Power Foundation grants are designed to meet a number of different objectives.

Application Deadline: December 19, 2025 Award Notification: March 2026 (first quarter) Application Deadline: June 19, 2026 Award Notification: September 2026 (third quarter) How we evaluate Foundation Grant candidates The Foundation Grant always meets the following criteria: The project addresses a need in at least one of the five initiatives: Educational Advancement, Civic and Community Development, Arts and Cultural Enrichment, Health and Human Services and Environmental Stewardship.

The project has the potential to lead to permanent improvements in a community or in the state. A varied group will collaborate on the project to achieve common goals. The program or idea can be duplicated in other communities.

The submitting organization exhibits sound fiscal management and accountability. The organization shows the ability to attract multiple sources of support for the project. Foundation Grants will not be used to support the following: Groups acting on behalf of individuals.

Organizations that discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, national origin, disability or gender. Churches or other religious organizations, except when they are conducting secular programs that will have broad public impact. Projects that affect communities outside Alabama Power’s service territory.

Fraternal and athletic programs except in cases in which the programs will have a broad public benefit or help disadvantaged individuals. Organizations already receiving multiyear support from the foundation. Such organizations are required to wait at least one year after the current funding ends.

Primary and secondary private schools. Political organizations, parties or causes. Paying an individual’s or organization’s utility bills.

Prepare Application Materials Before Starting Process As you work through the application process, you will be asked for specific information about your organization, along with various files to attach. We recommend you gather and draft this information prior to beginning the online process, as there is not a feature to save your progress.

If you'd like to check your organization's 501(c)(3) status or eligibility prior to applying, please visit the IRS website: Tax Exempt Organization Search | Internal Revenue Service . Organization name and physical mailing address (not a P. O.

box) Name, title, e-mail address and telephone number for the organization’s primary contact and the grant-specific contact. A brief history or mission statement of the organization.

Request information – title, description, overall cost, timeline, counties impacted, populations served, alignment with the Alabama Power Foundation’s initiatives, etc. A list of other contributors to the project or program, along with dollar amounts (if applicable). On the last page of the application, you will be asked to attach specific files and sign a grant agreement.

Project budget that specifies how the Alabama Power Foundation’s funding would specifically support the project. A copy of the program’s most recent audited financial statement or three consecutive years of the Form 990. A copy of the program’s current operating budget.

A list of the organization’s board of directors and/or trustees, as well as their employer. Explore the most common questions and answers about the Foundation Grants How can I make sure my progress is saved if I am unable to complete my application all at once? Does the Alabama Power Foundation have an annual support process in which an organization can just renew support for a project or program every year?

When will I find out if my organization has been awarded a grant? How much funding should I request? How much does an organization typically request?

Will the Alabama Power Foundation fund an entire project or program? If I apply for or am granted a Foundation Grant, can I apply for a different grant from the Alabama Power Foundation? My request was tabled.

What does this mean? I submitted a Foundation Grant application. When can I reapply?

Should I apply for a Foundation Grant if I am seeking an event sponsorship? Who can I contact with questions about Foundation Grants and application content? Who can I contact with questions about the application portal, login information, and approval status?

If you are seeking $10,000 or less in Foundation Grant funding, please contact a Division representative to discuss this application process If you'd like to check your organization's 501(c)(3) status or eligibility prior to applying, please visit the IRS website: Tax Exempt Organization Search | Internal Revenue Service . Jefferson, Shelby, and portions of St.

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com If your organization engages in statewide initiatives or impacts more than one division above: Melissa Black – mablack@southernco. com If you are seeking $10,001 or more in grant funding, please click below to apply.