Hirschfeld Family Foundation Grants is a grant from The Hirschfeld Family Foundation that funds 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and government entities. The Foundation supports multi-year projects, typically for no more than three years, with annual review and approval required before subsequent funds are released. Eligible organizations must hold IRS tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3), or be government entities.

Foreign entities may be considered if they meet specific charitable status requirements. Applicants must submit audited financial statements, Form 990, IRS determination letter, and a board of directors list. Grant amounts vary based on organizational need.

Grant Application - Hirschfeld Family Foundation Please fill out this Grant Application Form in its entirety and include the requested attachments as a single PDF. The Hirschfeld Family Foundation has been qualified by the Internal Revenue Service as a charitable foundation.

The Articles of Incorporation for the Foundation provided that all bequests must be made to a non-profit qualifying under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. All Grant Applications received shall be considered by the Board of Directors of the Hirschfeld Family Foundation.

Should you have any questions concerning the Grant Application Form or the procedure for submission of the Grant Application Form, please contact: [email protected] Name of organization: (Required) Dr. Miss Mr. Mrs. Ms. Mx. Prof. Rev. Address (Required - must be an address FedEx can deliver to).

(Required) State / Province / Region Federal I. D. number: (Required) Date of incorporation: (Required) Place of incorporation: (Required) Date of IRS determination as to Charitable Tax Exempt Organization: (Required) What is the mission of your organization?

(Required) Specifically, what does your organization do? (Required) Supplementary Information (not required) Accomplishments of the organization: Number of staff and volunteers of the organization: Total amount requested from all sources: (Required) Amount requested from the Hirschfeld Family Foundation: (Required) When are funds required?

(Required) Expected results from grant funding: Plans and timeline for implementation: Who is responsible for the implementation? Have you previously requested a grant from the Hirschfeld Family Foundation? (Required) Determination: (Required) If you received a previous grant(s), what was the outcome?

(Required) Please attach the following information: (Required) 1. Latest audited Financial Statements; to include Balance Sheets and Income Statements (and an explanation if the audited Financials are not available) and also include a copy of your most recent Form 990 filed with the IRS; and 2. A copy of the IRS letter acknowledging exempt status.

3. List of Board of Directors, Officers & Executive Management including addresses Accepted file types: pdf, Max. file size: 50 MB.

Grants are given to organizations that are tax exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code or government entities. Grants will only be approved for foreign entities that meet specific charitable status requirements. The Hirschfeld Family Foundation may fund multiple year projects, but rarely for a period of more than three (3) years.

All grants approved for more than one (1) year are conditional and are subject to annual review and approval before subsequent funds are released. Please Read This Carefully If you do not follow these instructions, your application will be returned without consideration. Your mission statement should be concise — no more than a sentence or two.

This is an organization’s reason for being: the one basic concept that drives everything it does. To those who work with and for the organization and to those who receive services from it, the Mission Statement tells what the organization stands for. If you look at the Mission Statements of some of the most successful organizations you know, you will find that many have extremely short statements.

This is not what you DO, it is what you ARE. (If your Mission Statement does not match our requirements, then write one that does.) Tell us succinctly the actual, physical things that you do either on a routine daily basis or for special activities and events.

Use specific, concrete verbs that speak to observable actions, not words like “energize” or “empower” or “enable”. We want to be able to see you doing the things that you do. Four or five sentences should be sufficient.

I have read the above instructions and acknowledge if the above application does not comply with the stated requirements including the Mission Statement and What You Do section as well as include all the required documents, it will be returned without consideration. (Required)