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Multi-step process: Letter of Intent due February 28, full grant application due March 31, award letters sent by June 1. No year specified — deadline_found set to null as year is unclear.
Community Based Grants (Firland Foundation) is sponsored by Firland Foundation. The Firland Foundation offers community-based grants for projects related to tuberculosis or other chronic pulmonary diseases. This can include education, advocacy, and direct service programs impacting underserved populations.
Small businesses focused on community health within this area could be eligible.
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How to Apply – Firland Foundation & Workshop Certifications And Awards Firland Foundation & Workshop Certifications And Awards Follow the steps below at our Grant Management Site. Step 1: Submit Letter of Intent Please complete the Letter of Intent (LOI) form. The LOI form describes your project objectives, goals, and scope and gives basic information about your project budget.
The LOI should be submitted by February 28th via our online form. Firland will acknowledge receipt of your LOI within one week by email and will assign a grant number. You must refer to your grant number in your grant application and in all future correspondence.
Step 2: Submit Grant Application If your Letter of Intent is accepted by Firland, you will be invited to complete an on-line grant application and given an account name and password to access the application form. Application Deadline: March 31. (Grants received at other times may be reviewed on an individual case basis.)
Review Date: Grants are reviewed by the Grants committee in Mid-April and approved by the Board of Directors in Early-May. Award letters are sent by June 1, anticipating a July 1 start date for funding. Grant recipients may be required to accept any grant conditions via an on-line form as detailed in the award letter.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community health projects, education, and advocacy programs related to tuberculosis or other chronic pulmonary diseases. Small investigator-initiated research projects. Focus on underserved populations. No indirect costs are allowed. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Based Grants (Firland Foundation) is funded by Firland 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.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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