Human Rights Program Funding for Nonprofits

Human Rights Program Funding for Nonprofits is sponsored by Huntington National Bank. Huntington National Bank supports human rights and social equity programming for nonprofit and charitable organizations with 501(c)(3) or 170(c)(1) status serving low- and moderate-income communities.

Individual Scholarship or Grant Grant Applicants > Browse Grant Programs Grantee Documents and Resources Register Your Organization Once you have answered the Pre-qualifying questions, you will be able to select the checkbox beside the grant program in which you are interested, and then click the submit button below.

Burroughs Memorial Trust Criteria for consideration for a Charitable Trust Grant includes: Organizations must be non-profit, already holding federal 501 (c) (3) tax exempt status. Projects and programs should be in the area of human services, health, education, family support and civic/cultural. In general, requests in the areas of religious purposes, endowments, politics or for individuals are not funded.

Budget deficits, salaries and routing operating expenses of existing organizations are not funded. Grant requests are reviewed twice a year in June and December. Requests must be received by April 25 th and October 25 th , to be reviewed the following month.

You will be informed, in writing, as to the outcome of your grant request. If your grant has been approved, a check will be forwarded with your notification letter.

Any questions or inquiries should be directed to: Vice President and Trust Advisor 328 S Saginaw Street, FNT160 Dale & Alyce Sheely Family Foundation Grant The Sheely Family Foundation Grant is available for applicants that are a corporation, trust, community chest, fund, or foundation, organized and operated exclusively for religious, charitable, scientific, literary, or educational purposes, or for the prevention of cruelty to children and animals, provided that any such organization selected must be qualified as exempt under the provisions of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

The George D Hott Foundation was established for the religious, charitable, scientific, literary and educational uses and purposes for the advancement or general welfare of the Morgantown area. Jennings Memorial Foundation The Jennings Memorial Foundation was established January 21, 1996 by Mr. Mrs. Wyman L Jennings who were longtime residents of Montrose.

Funded through the estates of Mr. Mrs. Jennings, the Foundation is a charitable trust to provide grants for qualified 501 (c) (3) organizations. Mr. Mrs. Jennings were lifelong benefactors in the Montrose Community. In the 1980rsquo;s they provided funds for construction of the Jennings Memorial Library.

They also were instrumental in providing funding for the Montrose Area Historical and Telephone Pioneer Museum. Mr. Jennings founded the Public Service Telephone Company in 1939. He subsequently acquired additional telephone companies and areas of service.

Criteria for consideration for a Charitable Trust Grant includes: Organizations must be non-profit, already holding federal 501 (c) (3) tax exempt status. Projects and programs should be in the area of human services, health, education, family support and civic/cultural. In general, requests in the areas of religious purposes, endowments, politics or for individuals are not funded.

You will be informed, in writing, as to the outcome of your grant request. If your grant has been approved, a check will be forwarded with your notification letter. Deadline for applications is the 1st of March, June, October and December.

Any questions or inquiries should be directed to: The foundation is governed by a Board of Directors. Huntington Bank acts as the Trustee of the Jennings Memorial Foundation. John Mathew Gay Brown Family Fdn The Gay Brown Family Foundation was created for the purpose of aiding needy and deserving students or caring for the homeless, needy and helpless by supporting charitable institutions in Morgantown.

Mahoning Valley Foundation Application The Mahoning Valley Foundation applications are available for organizations who are in Columbiana County, Mahoning County or Trumbull County. The focus of the trusts with available grants are for organizations with a focus in charitable, religious, educational, literary, and/or scientific purposes.

Organizations should also qualify as exempt organizations under section 501 (C)(3) of the Internal Revenue code. Marie Neal Martin- Martini Martin Arts Foundation: Grant The Marie Neal Martin grant is intended to fund at least one speaker's or musical program for which the Trumbull County may attend or use towards a musical program each year free of charge.

To fund programs for the youth of Genesee County, Michigan To fund programs providing services to those persons described as ldquo;elderlyrdquo; and who have limited means of support and maintenance. Criteria for consideration for a Charitable Trust Grant includes: Organizations must be non-profit, already holding federal 501 (c) (3) tax exempt status.

Projects and programs should be in the area of human services, health, education, family support and civic/cultural. Priority will be given to programs for youth, elderly, disadvantaged and disabled. Budget deficits, salaries and routing operating expenses of existing organizations are not funded.

In general, requests in the areas of religious purposes, endowments, politics or for individuals are not funded. Grant requests are reviewed on a quarterly basis in March, June, September, and December. Requests must be received by the 1st day of February, May, August or November to be reviewed in the following month.

You will be informed, in writing, as to the outcome of your grant request. If your grant has been approved, a check will be forwarded with your notification letter. Any questions or inquiries should be directed to: Vice President and Trust Advisor 328 S Saginaw Street, FNT160 Saginaw Common Application -Charitable Grants The Huntington National Bank welcomes you to complete the Common Grant Application.

Huntington utilizes the Council of Michigan Foundations application to simplify the grant seeking process for nonprofit organizations. Please keep in mind that each Grantmaker has different guidelines and priorities. Deadline for applications is the 20th of January, April, July, and October.

Boutell Memorial Trust to be used for charitable and social welfare purposes in the City or County of Saginaw. Eddy Family Memorial to be used for charitable and social welfare purposes in the City or County of Saginaw Frances Goll Mills Trust to be used for charitable and social welfare purposes in the Great Lakes Bay Region Jeffers Memorial Fund to be used for charitable and social welfare purposes in the City or County of Saginaw.

Lutz Memorial Trust to be used for religious, charitable, scientific, literary, or educational purposes in the City or County of Saginaw Maxwell Pribil Charitable Trust to be used for focus on the Arts and Art Education in the Tri County Area (Saginaw, Bay and Midland Counties) Stoker Charitable Trust to be used for religious, charitable, scientific, literary, or educational purposes in the City or County of Saginaw Webster Endowment Fund to be used for educational and charitable purposes in the City or County of Saginaw Stella & Frederick Loeb Trust Purpose: To fund programs in the areas of human services, health, education, family support, and civic/cultural events in Genesee County, Michigan.

Criteria for consideration for a Charitable Trust Grant includes: Organizations must be non-profit, already holding federal 501 (c) (3) tax exempt status. Projects and programs should be in the area of human services, health, education, family support and civic/cultural. Priority will be given to programs for youth, elderly, disadvantaged and disabled.

Budget deficits, salaries and routing operating expenses of existing organizations are not funded. In general, requests in the areas of religious purposes, endowments, politics or for individuals are not funded. Grant requests are reviewed on a quarterly basis in March, June, September, and December.

Requests must be received by the 1st day of February, May, August or November to be reviewed in the following month. You will be informed, in writing, as to the outcome of your grant request. If your grant has been approved, a check will be forwarded with your notification letter.

Any questions or inquiries should be directed to: Vice President and Trust Advisor 328 S Saginaw Street, FNT160 The Mary S and David C Corbin Foundation Grant Since 1968, through its support of local and regional organizations, The Corbin Foundation has worked to enrich the lives of the people of Akron and Summit County, Ohio.

It recognizes the importance of diversity, openness, and inclusion and is committed to the principles of equal opportunity in its policies and actions in support of local and regional organizations. The Foundation awards grants reflecting The Foundation's interest in a broad range of areas including, but not limited to, Arts and Culture, Healthcare, and Human and Social Services.

Eligibility: Organizations eligible for grants are charitable organizations exempt under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3) and governmental entities for public and charitable purposes. Those organizations exempt under Code 501(c)(3) should also be exempt under Code Section 509(a)1, 509(a)2 or 170(b)(1)(A)(vi). The Foundation gives primary consideration to the City of Akron and Summit County, Ohio charitable organizations.

Restrictions: The Foundation does NOT generally fund: Annual fundraising campaigns, sponsorships or special events Faith-based organizations/religious endeavors Organizations which, in turn, make grants to others Private, non-operating foundations The Huntington National Bank Huntington® and Huntington Welcome. ® are federally registered service marks of Huntington Bancshares Incorporated.