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Find similar grantsGrantmaking Guidelines is sponsored by Field Hall Foundation. Provides grants to nonprofit organizations and local governments for programs and projects that improve the lives of older adults and their caregivers, focusing on seniors’ and caregivers’ most basic needs.
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Winter 2026 Grant Cycle is a funding opportunity from a private foundation or grantmaking organization that provides grants to nonprofits during its winter application period. The cycle supports a range of eligible activities aligned with the funder's priorities, which may include community development, arts and culture, social services, education, or environmental programs. Eligible applicants are typically 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations meeting the funder's geographic and programmatic criteria. Award amounts and specific focus areas vary by funder; applicants should review the grant guidelines carefully to ensure alignment. The winter cycle represents one of multiple annual funding rounds offered by the organization.
The Winter 2025/26 Grant Cycle is offered by the Field Hall Foundation, which awards grants three times per year to nonprofit organizations serving older adults in Westchester County, New York. The foundation accepts Letters of Inquiry on a continual basis and does not accept unsolicited grant applications; organizations must contact the foundation to discuss proposals prior to LOI submission. For the Winter 2025/26 cycle, letters of inquiry were due January 28, 2026, with grant awards expected by end of May 2026. The foundation funds programs that improve the quality of life and well-being of seniors in Westchester County. Grant amounts vary based on organizational need and program scope.
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