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Grant To Support Classes and Recreation Programs That Focus on Music, Dance, Art, and Drama for Children With Special Needs is sponsored by The Foundation (specific name not provided in search results). Financially supports organizations or entities that focus their efforts on arts, culture, history, music & humanities, children & childcare, community development & services, disabilities, financial assistance, health & medical, non-profit support services, preschool, quality of…
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Apply Now | Empower & Support — Apply Today — The Theresa Foundation If your organization is interested in applying for a grant from the Theresa Foundation that focuses on art, music, dance, drama, or recreation for children with special needs, please complete and submit a grant application for our consideration (link below).
January 15th (Spring/Summer Grants) July 15th (Fall/Winter Grants) To qualify for a GRANT , the following criteria must be met: Applicant must be a non-profit organization or an individual applying for a service or support. All programs must serve children with special needs . They may be inclusive programs with no less than 1/3 of the participants with disabilities.
Complete all sections of the grant application and submit all materials by the deadline. Programs may receive grant funding once per calendar year. Individuals are not limited and may apply for consecutive grants.
“Children with Special Needs” refers to a diverse group of people with a wide range of needs. To see if you or your organization serves a population that would qualify for a grant from the Theresa Foundation, please CLICK HERE . To qualify for a SPONSORSHIP , do not complete a grant application: The Theresa Foundation reviews sponsorship requests through a separate process.
Our online sponsorship application will be available soon. Please check back shortly for the application link and additional information. Please note that sponsorship requests are reviewed through a separate process and do not require a grant application.
The average grant application request is between $5,000 and $10,000. The Theresa Foundation has funded smaller and larger requests. Please apply only for the funds required for a successful program.
Provide a detailed budget along with your application.
Examples of programs we have supported in the past include (but are not limited to): ART - inclusive workshops spanning a weekend or an entire semester MUSIC - lyric and song writing classes; African drumming; Music Therapy DANCE - virbrotactile flooring for dance classes geared to Deaf and Hard of Hearing students; inclusive summer dance camp DRAMA - Sensory Friendly performances; Sensory Immersion Theater; Mentor program at a drama school RECREATION - summer camp; therapeutic horseback riding; adaptive tricycles; yoga Please read our mission to make sure our values align with your program and needs.
Familiarize yourself with previous grant recipients and the types of programs we have supported in the past. Make sure to review and submit all necessary forms by the required deadline. Please DO NOT EMAIL applications OR support materials , all submissions must be received via our online application process which requires an electronic signature (e-signature) for data security, privacy, and compliance.
For more information, please contact us via e-mail at grants@theresafoundation. org or call 516-432-0200 and ask for Elizabeth Einhart, Executive Director.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations with 501(c)(3) designation or with fiscal sponsor. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Grant To Support Classes and Recreation Programs That Focus on Music, Dance, Art, and Drama for Children With Special Needs is funded by The Foundation (specific name not provided in search results). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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