E J Grassmann Trust Grants is sponsored by E J Grassmann Trust. Provides subgrants to support programs and organizations across New Jersey that center and celebrate Asian Americans, focusing on civic engagement and advocacy.

E. J. Grassmann Trust — Engel Devlin Sgambati, LLC | Estate Planning & Trusts Established in 1979 in New Jersey, the E.

J. Grassmann Trust provides grants for educational institutions, local hospitals and health organizations, organizations engaged in ecological endeavors, and social welfare organizations, particularly those helping children. Preference given to organizations with low administration costs, and which show efforts to achieve a broad funding base.

Geographical Focus: The geographic focus of the grants of E. J. Grassmann Trust will be Union County, New Jersey and the following Middle Georgia areas: Macon-Bibb County, Milledgeville, Sandersville, and Baldwin, Houston, Twiggs, Washington and Wilkinson Counties.

While non-profit organizations outside of those areas may receive grants, those organizations must include with their grant proposal information and statistics showing how the work of their organization serves the residents of these areas or impacts them directly. Grant Restrictions: Grants will be focused on capital items, ranging from items of equipment to building funds, and for endowment.

Grants will not be given for operating expenses, programs, current scholarships, conferences, meetings or dinners, advertisements in journals or annual funds. No grants will be made outside the United States. Preference will be given to organizations with low administration expenses, that show efforts to encourage individuals to help themselves, and which make efforts to achieve a broad base of funding sources.

The Trustees will give primary consideration to types of organizations that the benefactor of the Trust might have supported.

Examples of these would include: local hospitals and health organizations; organizations engaged in ecological endeavors, particularly land preservation and stewardship; educational institutions (preference will particularly be given to pre-collegiate and privately-supported institutions); organizations that help the needy, particularly children; historic preservation organizations; animal welfare organizations; and arts and theater organizations.

Grantee Restrictions: No grants will be made to individuals; all grantees must be tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and qualified under Sections 509(a)(1) or 509(a)(2) of the Code.

With every application, a copy of the organization’s most recent Internal Revenue Service exemption letter showing the applicant’s status under Section 501(c)(3) and sub-section status under Sections 509(a)(1) and 509(a)(2) must be submitted.

If an applicant’s exemption is under a group ruling (for example, a national church group ruling), a copy of the group ruling and proof of the applicant’s inclusion under it must be submitted with the application. Grants will be made twice a year, in June and December. All grant applications must be submitted no later than May 15th or October 15th for each respective meeting.

No grantee may receive a grant more than once per calendar year. No multi-year grants will be given. All proposals must be submitted via the Trust’s online application portal.

June Application Portal - Opens on April 1st and closes on May 15th. December Application Portal - Opens on September 1st and closes on October 15th. Applicants will be notified by June 30th or December 31st.

P. O. Box 4470, Warren, New Jersey 07059-0470 Co-Executive Director: William V.

Engel Co-Executive Director: R. Sean Devlin