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Find similar grantsCommunity Grants (Los Angeles) is sponsored by PHASE ONE Foundation. The PHASE ONE Community Grants program focuses on 'beyond treatment' and emphasizes the importance of comprehensive support throughout the cancer continuum – this includes prevention, early education, and mental health services.
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Apply for a Community Grant — PHASE ONE Foundation Apply for a Medical Grant Apply for a Community Grant APPLYING FOR A PHASE ONE COMMUNITY GRANT The PHASE ONE Community Grants program focuses on ‘beyond treatment’ and emphasizes the importance of comprehensive support throughout the cancer continuum - this includes prevention, early education, and mental health services.
Our goal is to provide those living with cancer and their families with much-needed support, as well as work to educate as many as possible so that fewer patients and families are burdened by this disease. Grant proposals are accepted by the PHASE ONE Community Grants Committee annually . Our typical grants range from $10,000 - 60,000.
We tend to fund innovative projects that we have not funded in the recent past. The Committee focuses on funding cancer programs in Los Angeles and Southern California. It also considers grants for initiatives with broad impact on cancer patients or prevention, or those aligned with our primary mission of funding clinical trials.
Prospective grantees will go through a 3-step process ( not all applicants will be invited to move on to subsequent steps ): Initial proposal submission. Click here to view detailed Proposal Guidelines. I nitial review by the Community Grants Chair, Committee Members, and Executive Director to determine eligibility.
A presentation with the entire PHASE ONE Community Grants Committee. * *During the presentation, the committee will ask specific questions regarding the program, budget, timeline, etc. We ask that all presentations include slides, and the prospective grantee should plan to present for 20 minutes maximum. Final award approval is made by the PHASE ONE Board of Directors.
Thank you for your interest! Please review the detailed Grant Proposal Guidelines before submitting your proposal. Proposals should be submitted via email to info@phaseonefoundation.
org . Date of receipt will determine which period the proposal will be reviewed.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations working in the Los Angeles area that provide support, prevention, early education, and mental health services to cancer patients and their families. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $10,000 - $50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Community Grants (Los Angeles) is funded by PHASE ONE Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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