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Find similar grantsFundación Comunitaria de Puerto Rico Grants Fund is sponsored by Fundación Comunitaria de Puerto Rico. The Fundación Comunitaria de Puerto Rico manages funds from individuals, families, corporations, and other foundations to advance the welfare of the community.
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Establish a Fund - Fundación Comunitaria de Puerto Rico Give and receive in Puerto Rico Fundación Comunitaria de Puerto Rico has allowed donors to contribute with the development of Puerto Rican communities.
Individuals, families, corporations and foundations have found the ideal philanthropic partner in the FCPR, to facilitate their support to the causes that matter to them the most, through the establishment, custody and administration of funds.
Furthermore, FCPR’s community knowledge has enabled the institution to design programs that respond to community access to potable water, renewable energy, social housing, community economic development and education, among other areas of interest. An individual, a socially responsible company or a foundation that wants to leave a legacy to the community can make a philanthropic contribution through the FCPR.
Individuals and families can leave a legacy to their communities by establishing funds that perpetuate and celebrate the memory of loved ones, and richful family history. The FCPR helps socially responsible companies design their strategic philanthropic contributions or corporate scholarships. We provide a transparent structure that monitors each grant and scholarship.
In this way, your company can focus on business while the FCPR focuses on the implementation of your philanthropic plans. Foundations that seek to provide grants, scholarships and awards, and to provide financial support to nonprofit organizations can count on the FCPR to implement their philanthropic plans.
Foundations can be freed up from the administrative burdens of establishing Fundación Comunitaria de Puerto Rico (FCPR) is governed by Section 1101 of the Puerto Rico Internal Revenue Code and section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code, which allows donors to receive local and federal tax credits.
Individuals, families, companies, and foundations that wish to invest in the community can establish a: scholarship fund, grants fund, award, and recognition. The types of funds are permanent, temporary and combined. All contributions made to the Fundación Comunitaria de Puerto Rico are 100 percent deductible up to 50 percent of adjusted gross income.
The permanent fund is perpetual. The principal of the fund is invested and only used for its disbursement capacity. This fund is invested together with the Common Philanthropic Foundation Fund with the purpose of enhancing your investment’s performance and disbursement capacity.
In this way, the permanent fund continues to grow over a Specified period of time while continuing to provide grants, scholarships, awards, and recognitions. Administration cost: 1% annually of the fund’s value The temporary fund is not invested. It is granted in its totality or as the donor stipulates.
Administration cost: 10% – 15% of the contributions to the The combined fund is a hybrid consisting of a permanent and a temporary sub-fund. The temporary sub-fund has the capacity to fund grants, scholarships, awards, and recognitions immediately, while the permanent sub-fund ensures the fund’s perpetuity. Administration cost: Combined I WANT TO ESTABLISH A FUND, NOW WHAT?
FCPR offers you the following services to help you reach your philanthropic objectives.
Philanthropic advisory to define the purpose of the fund Assistance with funds guidelines on how to apply for funding Dissemination of general fund’s availability and how to apply Advise and educate, as required potential beneficiaries of the fund Receive applications and initial screening Convening of the evaluation committee to guarantee an objective process Provide grants, scholarships, awards, and recognitions Recurring monitoring process of the awarded funds In addition to cash contributions, which is the traditional type of donation, an individual with philanthropic aspirations can choose other types of investments: securities, stocks, real estate, retirement plans, life insurances, tangible personal property, bequests and private foundation mergers.
Note Fundación Comunitaria will evaluate the donation prior to acceptance. To learn more, please call 787-721-1037 or write to FCPR@fcpr. org.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Puerto Rico working in areas such as potable water, renewable energy, social housing, community economic development, and education. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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