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The Hesed Foundation Inc. Grant is a grant from the Hesed Foundation that funds programs related to youth development, education, health, and community building in Northern California. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations whose work aligns with the foundation's priorities. Funding proposals must be received before September 30 to be considered for the annual funding cycle.
Applications should include an organizational history and purpose, a description of the target population and geographic area served, a detailed project narrative with implementation timeline, evaluation methodology, and budget documentation. Grant amounts are unspecified and determined by project need and available funding.
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Application Process – Hesed Foundation Funding proposals must be received before September 30 to be considered for our annual funding cycle. Please limit narrative to no more than five pages (not including attachments). Address for electronic submission is grants@hesedfoundation.
org Should include contact information for organization seeking funds Brief description of the organization including its history, purpose, and goals What population does your organization serve? What geographic area? Proposal Narrative – Please address the following Brief description of project or program for which funds are being requested including timeline for implementation and evaluation.
Who is the target population? How will they benefit? Are there other partners in the project?
What are their roles? What are the project goals? How will you know when your goals have been met?
What is the budget for this project? How will the money be spent? If the project is going to continue beyond the grant period how will it be funded?
Where else have you sought funds? Copy of IRS status determination letter indicating 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status. Copy of employment non-discrimination policy.
If your organization does not have any employees or a formal policy, an affirmation of support of non-discrimination policies is acceptable. This can take the form of a letter of affirmation signed and dated by a director of the organization. Hesed Foundation supports a broad definition of non-discrimination inclusive of federally protected classes as well as sexual orientation and gender identity.
List of Board of Directors with affiliations. Organization’s current operating budget including expenses and revenue. Please include most recent annual financial statement, and audit, if available.
Selected organizations will receive a letter of notification and a check by the end of the year.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations with 501(c)(3) status, prioritizing projects related to youth, education, health, and community building, in Northern California. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Hesed Foundation Inc. Grant is funded by Hesed Foundation Inc.. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in California. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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