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Arkansas LGBTQ+ Advancement Fund - Impact Grants is sponsored by Arkansas Community Foundation (supported by Alice L. Walton Foundation, Olivia and Tom Walton through the Walton Family Foundation, and Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation). These grants are for Arkansas-based grassroots organizations led by and serving LGBTQ+ communities with an annual operating budget of $150,000 or less.
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Statewide Fund Established to Support Arkansas LGBTQ Community Statewide Fund Established to Support Arkansas LGBTQ Community BENTONVILLE, Ark. , (June 10, 2021) – A new statewide fund will support organizations working to improve the quality of life for LGBTQ Arkansans. The initiative is launching with philanthropic support from the Alice L.
Walton Foundation and from Olivia and Tom Walton through the Walton Family Foundation. Organizations offering legal, health, education and advocacy services, along with other high-demand needs will be eligible for grants. Arkansas Community Foundation will oversee the fund with support from a grant selection committee.
“There are many organizations eager to stand up for a more inclusive, accepting environment for all who live in and visit our state,” said Adrienne Collins from Central Arkansas Pride. “We are committed to showing up every day to ensure Arkansas’ LGBTQ community has the support needed to thrive.
” The $1 million fund will distribute grants of $25,000 and above for Arkansas-based organizations that provide critical services to the LGBTQ community. National entities with a local presence, established in-state partnerships and strong community relationships will also qualify. “Organizations from across our state are leading the efforts needed to build a sense of community,” said Alice Walton.
“Let’s support this important work that ensures everyone in Arkansas can live their lives with equity and dignity. ” “Our state is in a moment of reflection where each of us must send a message of acceptance to the LGBTQ community that says – ‘you belong here,’” said Olivia and Tom Walton. “It is also a time for action by recognizing LGBTQ Arkansans face growing challenges that need community-driven solutions.
” The grant selection committee will include leadership and representation from the LGBTQ community. Organizations interested in learning more about the fund can visit arcf. org/lgbtq .
“This fund will allow LGBTQ-serving nonprofits in our state to expand their impact on communities and help Arkansans pull together to build a more welcoming and supportive environment for us all," said Heather Larkin, president of Arkansas Community Foundation. In addition to the startup funding, the program has the capacity to expand with additional community support. Organizations interested in contributing can visit arcf.
org/lgbtq. About the Alice L. Walton Foundation The Alice L.
Walton Foundation is a philanthropic organization committed to increasing access to the arts, improving education, enhancing health, and advancing economic opportunity for all. Through this work, the foundation strives to deliver meaningful and lasting change to individuals and communities most in need. Learn more at AliceWalton.
org . Arkansas Community Foundation, a nonprofit organization with over a half billion dollars in assets, fosters smart giving to improve communities. The Community Foundation offers tools to help Arkansans protect, grow and direct their charitable dollars as they learn more about community needs.
By making grants and sharing knowledge, the Foundation supports existing charitable programs that work for Arkansas and partners to create initiatives that address unmet needs. Since 1976, the Community Foundation has provided more than $314 million in grants and partnered with thousands of Arkansans to help them improve our neighborhoods, our towns and our entire state.
Contributions to Arkansas Community Foundation, its funds and any of its 29 affiliates are fully tax deductible.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) public charities, public schools, hospitals, churches, or government entities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Arkansas LGBTQ+ Advancement Fund - Impact Grants is funded by Arkansas Community Foundation (supported by Alice L. Walton Foundation, Olivia and Tom Walton through the Walton Family Foundation, and Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Arkansas LGBTQ+ Advancement Fund is sponsored by Arkansas Community Foundation (supported by Alice L. Walton Foundation, Olivia and Tom Walton through the Walton Family Foundation, and Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation). The Arkansas LGBTQ+ Advancement Fund supports organizations working to improve the quality of life for LGBTQ+ Arkansans by providing legal, health, education, advocacy, or other high-demand services/programs.
Arkansas LGBTQ+ Advancement Fund - Program Grants is sponsored by Arkansas Community Foundation (supported by Alice L. Walton Foundation, Olivia and Tom Walton through the Walton Family Foundation, and Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation). This fund supports Arkansas-based organizations providing legal, health, education, advocacy, or other high-demand services/programs for LGBTQ+ Arkansans. Funds can be used for program costs.
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