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Mini Grants | Delta Dental of Arkansas container in sf backend--> Delta Dental of Arkansas Foundation Promoting innovative approaches to oral health in communities throughout Arkansas The Delta Dental of Arkansas Foundation Mini Grant opportunity supports innovative, solution-based projects that make an impact in the field of oral health. Mini grants are intended to support smaller community-based oral health initiatives.
Grants are awarded up to $2,500 to Arkansas based non-profits addressing oral health in their communities. Focus areas typically funded through mini grants include: Supply – Provide oral health supplies to members of community. Educate – Educate the community about oral health.
Prevent – Partner with a dental professional to provide preventative services for those in need in your community. Treat – Implement a project that connects those in need to dental treatment. Interested organizations are encouraged to register with our online grant management site to apply.
Applications are accepted year round from January to December. Applications are evaluated on the first and third Thursday of every month, therefore completed applications must be received one week prior. Funding decisions are published on the first and third Friday of every month.
Approved applicants can expect to receive funding two weeks after decision notification. Final reports are due with 60 days of the grant termination date entered in the application process.
Review Mini Grant Deadline Dates Grant applications are evaluated on the following areas: Project has a clear oral health focus Project plan is detailed and supports are clearly defined Project has attainable goals supported by detailed, measurable objectives Budget clearly defines the need for funding and details expenses for the project The Delta Dental of Arkansas Foundation welcomes applicants from the state of Arkansas with active programs dedicated to improving the oral health and oral health equity of Arkansans.
The Foundation funds nonprofit organizations with active programs in the state of Arkansas holding a current tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, governmental agencies and educational facilities. The Foundation cannot award grants to individuals. The Mini Grant evaluation committee is comprised of Delta Dental of Arkansas employees.
These employees dedicate time outside of their role to evaluate applications for the Foundation. Click here to view the most recent Mini Grant recipients How do I access the application? Our application is available online through Foundant , our grant management site.
What organizations are eligible to apply? The Foundation encourages Arkansas-based nonprofit or community organizations holding a current tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, governmental agencies and educational facilities to apply. The Foundation cannot award grants to individuals.
Can I contact Foundation staff to discuss my grant ideas? Yes! The foundation staff welcomes discussions with potential applicants.
You can request a call by emailing foundation@deltadentalar. com . How can funds be used by grantees?
Funding received from The Delta Dental of Arkansas Foundation must be used for the project’s purposes as identified in the approved proposal. When can I expect my funding? If awarded funds, funds should be received with 3 weeks of funding notification.
If I applied last year, can I apply again this year? Yes, absolutely. You will have an opportunity in the application to tell us how your ideas and initiative have evolved since last year.
Can my organization apply for more than one mini grant? Yes, an organization can apply for multiple mini grants as long as each grant proposal identifies a different project with different goals and objectives. Do I have to report back to the Foundation about my grant?
Yes, the Foundation requires a final grant report be submitted within 30 days of the grant termination date identified by the applicant. Who should I contact with additional questions? For additional questions, please send an email to foundation@deltadentalar.
com .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations in Arkansas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $2,500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
DDAF Mini Grants is funded by Delta Dental of Arkansas Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Arkansas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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