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The AngeLink Community Foundation, (ACF) is dedicated to empowering individuals and transformative charitable programs by providing direct-impact grants that create lasting change. Our mission is to help those in need—whether affected by medical crises, emergencies, natural disasters, educational challenges, or financial hardship—by delivering essential support and resources.
Joining forces with generous donors, ACF is building stronger, more resilient communities through collaborative action and a commitment to maximizing the impact of every contribution. When disaster strikes, the AngeLink Community Foundation responds swiftly with matching grants and in-kind support.
We provide immediate financial aid and critical assistance to individuals and communities hit by natural disasters, medical emergencies, and unforeseen crises. You’re not alone. ACF is building an Army of Angels to help in times of urgent need.
Explore the powerful stories of how we’ve stepped in to make a difference during past emergencies. We believe that access to education is the key to unlocking a brighter future. The AngeLink Community Foundation is dedicated to supporting individuals who aspire to further their education and career through grants for post-secondary programs, trade certifications, healthcare training, and more.
Whether it’s earning a degree, gaining professional certification, or completing specialized training, we’re here to help you reach your full potential. Discover how we’re partnering with organizations like AWBC to empower entrepreneurs. We are passionate about nurturing the next generation of entrepreneurs by supporting programs, resources and mentorship they need to succeed.
By offering grants to entrepreneurs with innovative ideas, we help foster growth of sustainable businesses, nonprofits, and charitable organizations. Together, we’re cultivating a thriving ecosystem for entrepreneurs to turn their vision into reality and make a meaningful impact. Read about our Hope2Women pitch competition with AWBC to support women business owners.
Criteria for Nonprofit Organizations Eligible Nonprofit Organizations At the AngeLink Community Foundation, we also provide grants to grassroots organizations to drive meaningful, lasting change. That’s why we fund nonprofit partners whose missions align with our 3 Pillars of Giving. Members of our Nonprofit Alliance, become part of a dynamic and supportive network dedicated to amplifying your impact.
By joining us, you unlock valuable financial resources, strategic support, and opportunities to expand your reach and elevate your cause. Together, we can create stronger communities and a brighter future. Check out the specifics of what we look for: Grantees must be primarily located in the United States but can also work in other countries.
Local chapters of statewide or national organizations may apply. ACF grants are intended to help organizations achieve a timely and specific outcome or impact within three to six months usually as part of a long-term strategy to achieve a stated goal. The organization has a 501(C)(3) charitable status or a fiscal sponsor with 501(C)(3) status.
Organizations that do not yet have 501(C)(3) status may apply but may be required to secure a fiscal sponsor before receiving a grant. Each organization can receive one ACF grant per year to support their core mission and their primary geography. Current grantees may be eligible for additional grant opportunities after receiving an initial ACF grant on a case-by case basis.
✅ No More Than Three Continuous Years of Funding: ACF welcomes applications from current grantees for up to three continuous years. After three years, we ask grantees to take a one-year break before re-applying. Grantees are eligible to re-apply after this one-year break provided that they have secured funding sources in addition to ACF support.
For most grant categories, the organization should have a budget of less than $3,000,000. Some grant categories may have a lower budget limit. Emergency and disaster relief grants do not have a budget limit.
Ineligible Nonprofit Organizations ACF values the work of all groups in social services, civic engagement and advocacy.
However, we are unable to consider grants for the following expenses for Nonprofit Alliance partners: 🚫 Activities to elect specific candidates for public office 🚫 Fundraising events to support galas, auctions, parties 🚫 Travel expenses for individual speakers or conference participants 🚫 Organizations that do not comply with local, state or federal equal opportunity status
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Verified fundraisers with entrepreneurial aspirations seeking funding for business development, training, or certification programs. Applicants must start a fundraiser and apply for the Angel Grant. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,000 (matching funds). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Entrepreneurship Angel Grants is funded by AngeLink Community Foundation (ACF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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