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Rescuers Apply – Animal Aid Alliance – NC We’re here to support your mission. Apply for funding or other assistance and let us help you make a greater impact. Animal Aid Alliance provides monetary funding and other support for non-profit animal rescue groups.
Our Advisory Committee will review your application and contact you for additional information related to your request. Legal Name of Your Organization EIN (Employer Identification Number) Open admission shelter Limited admission shelter Rescue Other What geographic area do you serve? 501(c)(3) Status 501(c)(3) Application Submitted Not Tax Exempt Next Name of Key Point of Contact Phone Number of Key Point of Contact 3.
Organization Information Total Organization Revenue (latest 990) Total Organization Expenses (latest 990) If revenue and expenses differ by more than 10%, explain: Current number of Board Members Current number of Paid Staff Current number of Volunteers Purpose of request, amount, and expected outcomes Is this a new or existing program? New Program Supplement to Existing Program If new, what groundwork has been completed?
If existing, how will funding scale or sustain the program? How many animals do you expect to serve under this grant? How will you sustain the program after grant funds are used?
Who will oversee fund disbursement? Total animals served last year (include species) Total animals currently in your care (include species) Do you have onsite veterinary staff? If yes, how many credentialed staff?
If no, which clinics do you use? Routine intake medical services provided How do you handle medical/dental emergencies? Brief description of your adoption program Brief description of your foster program Do you have a hospice/home care program?
Do you have a surrender prevention program? Do you offer behavior training or resources? If yes, describe methods/partners Other programs offered (education, outreach, etc.) How does your work positively impact animal welfare?
Please Read and Click I Agree Approved applicants will receive monetary or other requested support. Photos will be taken at the time of the award. The award recipient agrees that funds are restricted to the purpose stated on the application.
A team member may request a meeting with you and to visit your facility. The award recipient agrees to provide copies or photos of receipts for expenditures related to the purpose stated on the application. The award recipient agrees to provide photos to be used for newsletters and promotion.
Frequently asked questions What happens after I apply for grant support? Within 48 hours you will receive receipt confirmation. Our Advisory Commitee will review the application and may contact you if additional information is needed.
A team member may reach out to you for a meeting or visit. Our Board will review applications approved by the Advisory Committee. All applicants will be notified via email about the status of the application.
What are examples of requests that would be considered? Funding for Spay and Neuter initiatives will definitely be considered. We are primarily interested in providing assistance that will address the needs of many animals as opposed to funding that will affect one animal.
What are examples of requests that may not be approved? Operating costs, including rent and other regular expenses. Projects that do not support animal welfare.
Projects that are not clearly defined, with cost estimates and timelines. Monetary support to cover medical costs for a single animal.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit animal rescue groups. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Animal Aid Alliance Funding is funded by Animal Aid Alliance. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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