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Athlete Recovery and Care Commitment Grant is sponsored by Women's Sports Foundation. Provides financial support to injured women athletes for their recovery journey.
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Athlete Recovery and Care Commitment Grant - Women's Sports Foundation The Equity Project Pledge This grant, established by TYLENOL ® in partnership with the Women’s Sports Foundation ® (WSF ® ), will provide a much-needed recovery fund as part of the Care Commitment from TYLENOL ® , which aims to support injured athletes on their road to recovery.
This grant will support injured women athletes facing painful setbacks, providing financial support as they rehab to get back into the game and continue their pursuit of greatness. Injuries often lead to physical and emotional consequences, as well as financial barriers for athletes, such as the loss of compensation or extensive, expensive medical bills.
As the #1 doctor recommended brand for pain relief and fever reduction, TYLENOL ® is providing funding that will help athletes have access to the resources they need to recover and compete once again. The grant is dedicated to breaking down barriers to care that prevent injured athletes from reaching their full potential, in alignment with the broader Care Without Limits commitment from TYLENOL ® .
Deadlines and Relevant Dates Grant Eligibility and Criteria Individuals applying for this grant are evaluated based on the following criteria: Applicants must be U.S. citizens or legal residents. Applicants must be elite women athletes who have suffered from a sports injury in the past 12 months, resulting in financial need.
Applicants must be women athletes training for a World Championship competition, National Championship competition, 2028 Los Angeles and/or French Alps 2030. Financial need and lack of support from other sources. Description of how the grant contributes to the applicant’s ongoing involvement and progress in their sport.
Grant recipients must agree to have their name and likeness used in promotional assets in perpetuity, which could be shared by program sponsors, including TYLENOL ® and the Women’s Sports Foundation. Selected grantees will be featured by TYLENOL ® through its channels and network to bring inspiring stories of greatness among athletes to life as part of the brand’s larger commitment to encourage Care Without Limits.
Athletes to provide an update on their injury and progress at the start and then at six (6) months and one (1) year mark following distribution of funds including but not limited to the use of funds, injury progress and successes and more. Important Note: Any grant funds awarded to an individual or organization are subject to all IRS regulations.
Therefore, all grantees will be required to fill out the appropriate forms (e.g., W-9), and all funds must be reported to the IRS at the end of the calendar year as they may be subject to income tax regulations. Grants awarded that cannot be used by the recipient for its intended purpose must be returned to the Women’s Sports Foundation.
Grants can be used to cover expenses associated with helping injured athletes recover in mind and body, such as medical costs, recovery tools, and services. Funds may not be used for personal expenses of any kind. A total of $120,000 will be awarded in twelve (12) grants of $10,000 each.
The Recovery Grant is administered by the Women’s Sports Foundation and sponsored by TYLENOL ® — the #1 doctor recommended brand for pain relief and fever reduction. To apply for the grant, go to the Women’s Sports Foundation’s grant-management system, Foundant GLM, during the program application period. Follow the instructions to register a new user profile or update an existing one.
Once your profile is registered, you can save and submit your application on the website. Special note: Please enter the contact information for your National Governing Body (NGB) under the organization information. A Tax ID number is not required to register, so you may leave that space blank.
Notification of Application Acceptance Upon receipt of your application, you will receive a confirmation email at the address listed in your profile. Applications submitted via email or fax or incomplete, late, or requesting retroactive funding will not be accepted.
Sonora Alba Snowboard Halfpipe Michelle Atherley Track & Field Kendall Ellis Track & Field Julia Kern Cross Country Skiing Daisy Mazzio-Manson Rowing Dominique Petrie Ice Hockey Taylor Swanson Para Track & Field If you still have questions after reading these guidelines carefully, please contact Elizabeth Flores-Amaya at EFlores-Amaya@WomensSportsFoundation. org. Published Aug 23, 2016 by Women’s Sports Foundation
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Injured women athletes seeking financial support for recovery. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Athlete Recovery and Care Commitment Grant is funded by Women's Sports Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
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