GOODS Program

GOODS Program is sponsored by Feeding Furry Friends. Offers grants to Minnesota-based nonprofit organizations for obtaining donated pet food and supplies to support animal welfare initiatives.

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Helping non-profit groups get dog food, cat food & pet supplies. Helping non-profit groups get dog food, cat food & pet supplies. Feeding Furry Friends is a proud Minnesota Ambassador of the Great Good Charities GOODS Program!

GOODS is a program by GreaterGood. org , an international non-profit that benefits People, Pets, and the Planet. GOODS provides grants to the animal rescue community in the form of donated pet food, delivered through our network of regional affiliates.

More About the GOODS Program We are a non-profit in Minnesota and we do not have the ability to ship. All groups must be able to pick up outside of Minneapolis, MN. Animal welfare organizations that have a valid, non-revoked IRS Determination Letter establishing their 501(c)(3) status apply for pet food grants.

A group applying under a Group Exemption or using an alternate name (for example “Doing business as…”) must submit the relevant documents as described by the IRS or state/local authorities. Applications are made in specific categories, with criteria tailored to each category. GOODS and its local Ambassadors confirm that these criteria are met and monitor the group’s 501(c)3 status.

Groups apply through this website to become a grant recipient. We can only support groups that are able to pick up from Minneapolis, MN as we do not ship. The application is screened for criteria such as non-profit status, spay/neuter policy, adoption pages, and distance from nearest affiliate.

The local Ambassador accepts or declines each application, based on criteria. Groups meeting the criteria are placed in the rotation for distributions. When food is available, the Ambassador notifies groups of the type of food and offers the group the opportunity to participate.

Participating groups send in their latest census counts and the Ambassador determines an equitable distribution of the food, taking into account factors such as the number and size of animals, whether any group received food more recently than another one, distance traveled, or special circumstances like large food donations from other sources.

The Ambassador notifies each group of the amount allocated, the place and time for pickup, and the amount of handling fees, if any. As a grant program, we cannot guarantee that food will always be supplied to any one organization or that a grant will meet all of the organization’s needs for any period of time. You must apply online by completing the appropriate Recipient Application below.

Applications must be complete and are subject to approval. ***We are a non-profit in Minnesota and we do not have the ability to ship. All groups must be able to pick up outside of Minneapolis, MN.

*** Rescue Group Application: https://form. jotform. com/220747240064146 https://form.

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com/220747191400145 Feral Cat Organization Application: https://form. jotform. com/220747587230155 Pet Food Bank Application: https://form.

jotform. com/220747206779161 Non Dog and Cat Rescue Application: https://form. jotform.

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