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Find similar grantsCommunity Grant Application (Unrestricted Funds) is sponsored by The Foundation for Southeast Texas. Grants from the Foundation's unrestricted funds are awarded competitively once a year to qualified 501(c)(3) and governmental tax-exempt organizations serving populations in Chambers, Hardin, Jefferson, Orange, or the Bolivar Peninsula of Galveston County.
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Community Grant Application | The Foundation for Southeast Texas Not My First Rodeo Fundraiser Grant Application Process Step 1 - Familiarize yourself with the "Grant Policies for Unrestricted Funds" Grant Policies for Unrestricted Funds 1 1. The number and size of grants awarded are directly related to the amount of funds available in unrestricted funds each year. 2.
Grants will only be made to qualified 501(c)(3) and governmental tax-exempt organizations who have been in operation for one full year. 3. All grants awarded must be used exclusively for the purpose requested.
You must contact Foundation for Southeast Texas for approval to use funds for a different purpose. 4. If complete funding is not provided for the proposed project and/or funds provided by Foundation for Southeast Texas are not used for the proposed project by April 30, the funds must be returned to the Foundation.
5. Grant applicants must serve populations in at least one of the following counties: Chambers, Hardin, Jefferson, Orange or the Bolivar Peninsula of Galveston County. The grants committee will consider applications from all communities in the area it serves for projects beginning May 1 of the current year to April 30 of following year.
6. Grants are made to provide for continuously changing and emerging community needs. 7.
Grants will address the following areas of civic and social concerns: arts and culture, preservation, education, health, social services, youth and elderly, economic development, and civic affairs. Governmental organizations may also be served if purpose of grant goes beyond normal limits of service. 8.
Grants are awarded once a year. 9. Grant recipients are required to make a report to the Foundation upon completion of the project for which the funds have been awarded.
No new application will be accepted from the recipient before receiving this report. 10. Grants will not be made to individuals, for political purposes, for financing fund raisers, for endowments, for religious purposes, or for paying off indebtedness.
11. The grants committee may ask the applicant for an interview. 12.
Grants will not be awarded for regular salaries, but will be considered for special programming and services of performers or contracted specialists required to make the project possible. 13. If grant application is for scholarships for camps, programs, etc., detailed criteria for selection of the scholarship recipients must be provided in the grant application.
14. Only one application per nonprofit for community grants per year will be accepted. 15.
Grant will not be awarded for applications that support only one person or one family. 16. Grants will not be awarded to Foundations.
17. If a grant applicant's salary budget is greater than 50% of the yearly budget, an explanation is requested. 18.
Grants are awarded at the discretion of the grants committee. Step 2 - Check grant guidelines for an up-to-date timeline Step 3 - Apply for your Community Grant Grants from the earnings of the Foundation’s "unrestricted funds" are awarded competitively once a year with the application process beginning in January. The amount available for grants is determined by the Board and varies according to the market value of the funds.
The Grant Application is open until the middle of February. Community Grant Application Step 4 - Once awarded a grant, please fill out a grant report Nonprofit organizations who receive a community grant are required submit a grant report prior to applying for a community grant the following year. Grant reports are due February 1.
If the project is not complete, please note in your report.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Qualified 501(c)(3) and governmental tax-exempt organizations in operation for one full year, serving Chambers, Hardin, Jefferson, Orange, or the Bolivar Peninsula of Galveston County. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Grant Application (Unrestricted Funds) is funded by The Foundation for Southeast Texas. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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