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ALICE & EUGENE FORD FOUNDATION INC - EDUCATION STUDENT DEVELOPMENT – Grant Program is sponsored by ALICE & EUGENE FORD FOUNDATION INC. Supports programs focused on education and underserved youth, with an emphasis on local and D. C. -area impact.
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For Prospective Grantees — Alice and Eugene Ford Foundation Funding Priorities, Funding Cycles & Grantee Selection Criteria The Alice and Eugene Ford Foundation deploys funds in accordance with our mission, vision, and values and invests in a highly-integrated set of resources and activities that touch multiple generations of residents in our communities.
Grant applications are reviewed twice per year, and are due on January 10th or May 10th. Grant requests submitted outside these windows will be reviewed at the next application due date. Click HERE to access a PDF version of the full application.
Applications must be emailed to aefordfoundation@gmail. com . To be an eligible grantee partner of the Alice and Eugene Ford Foundation, organizations must: Currently hold 501(c)(3) status Apply grant funding to achieving outcomes in and around the Washington, D.
C.
and Baltimore, Maryland Regions Agree to provide standard annual reporting on grant utilization and organizational health Achieve measurable impact for individuals and families within one of the Foundation’s focus areas: Education and Skills Building : Access to college scholarships, after-school programs, vocational training, and tutoring Workforce : Career coaching and resume building Health : Mental health, trauma-informed case management, and access to social workers Quality of Life : Food security and culturally-enriching experiences
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) nonprofits focused on education/skills building, workforce development, health services, or quality of life improvements in Washington D.C. or Baltimore, Maryland areas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,000 - $220,000 (Median: $2,000). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
ALICE & EUGENE FORD FOUNDATION INC - EDUCATION STUDENT DEVELOPMENT – Grant Program is funded by ALICE & EUGENE FORD FOUNDATION INC. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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