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Basic Needs Grants is sponsored by John T Vucurevich Foundation. The foundation provides grants to support programs that increase low-income access to essential services. This includes initiatives focused on food, physical and behavioral health, safety, social belonging and culture, and transportation. The foundation prioritizes projects that benefit low-income individuals or families and address demonstrated community needs in these specific areas.
Geographic focus: Rapid City, SD area
Focus areas: Food, Physical Health, Behavioral Health, Safety, Social Belonging, Culture, Transportation
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Home - John T. Vucurevich Foundation “to make a piece of the world a brighter place” As a foundation we are deeply committed to ensuring that our low-income neighbors get the hand up they need to thrive. Through grantmaking and community collaboration we honor the vision of John T.
Vucurevich “to make a piece of the world a brighter place”. Register for Poverty Awareness Sessions We help our low-income neighbors meet their needs one family at a time through grantmaking and community collaboration. We envision a community where working families and thriving children reach their full potential.
Collaborative, Strategic, Transparent, Engaged We help our low-income neighbors meet their needs one family at a time through grantmaking and community collaboration. We envision a community where working families and thriving children reach their full potential. Collaborative, Strategic, Transparent, Engaged We award close to $8 million per year in funding to the Rapid City area.
Learn more about our grant process. Learn more about our success We have 62 open grants totaling $21 million. See the impact JTVF has in the Black Hills.
Our work extends far beyond grantmaking. We want you to join us to make positive change in our community. dollars awarded to area nonprofits since 1989 Real change happens when the needs of families and their children are met simultaneously.
Our priority grant making in affordable housing, early learning, and economic mobility takes a layered approach to support thriving children and working families. We hope to build family wellbeing by intentionally and simultaneously meeting the needs of children and the adults in their lives. Want to learn more about our approach or grant opportunities, contact us today.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations must be classified as tax-exempt under IRS Code Section 501(c)(3) and serve low-income individuals and families in the Rapid City, SD area. Organizations are limited to one unsolicited grant request per 12-month period. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows typically under $100,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Basic Needs Grants is funded by John T Vucurevich Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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