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Jetton Charitable Fund is sponsored by Omaha Community Foundation. Supports school-age youth exposure to cultural education, including performing and visual arts, and educational pursuits in natural science, technologies, and historical programs.
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Jetton Charitable Fund - Omaha Community Foundation Your partner in philanthropy. SEE advisor resources The mission of the Jetton Charitable Fund is to support school-age youth exposure to cultural education. Its purpose is to provide the people of Omaha with assorted performing and visual arts programs, as well as a range of instructive programs grounded in natural wonders, technological advancement, and historical perspective.
While the Jetton Charitable Fund supports specific academic subjects, it prioritizes learning and enrichment programs offered by cultural institutions that extend beyond traditional classrooms that the broader community can share and enjoy.
This grant program supports youth engagement in: Performing and visual arts (with a focus on performing arts) Educational pursuits in the areas of natural science, technologies, zoological, botanical, or historical programs. The grant will be awarded to organizations that: Have been in existence as a 501(c)(3) organization for at least 5 years. Spend at least 75% or more of its annual operating budget on the delivery of its programs.
Serves the general population, rather than a subset limited by various demographic data. However, this does not preclude programs that serve youth of a particular age. Serves a minimum of 1,000 students or more annually.
Grants of $20,000 and up are awarded. The application period is open annually June 1 – July 15. Awards are announced via email in September.
Applications must be submitted online . The Jetton Charitable Fund will make grants primarily to organizations in the Omaha metropolitan service area. Under special circumstances, eligibility could be extended to Lincoln, Nebraska, and to arts and educational organizations across Nebraska and Southwest Iowa.
The primary purpose of such grants is programmatic with very special exceptions for capacity building. Public, tax-exempt organization as defined by Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Applicants from previous years may apply again this year, provided they meet the current fund guidelines.
Those who received grants last year are eligible provided an evaluation report has been submitted to the Omaha Community Foundation.
Applicants’ policies and practices must be in alignment with the following non-discrimination clause: The applicant organization does not discriminate in hiring practices or service provision to clients and/or customers based on race, ethnicity, religious preference, age, [mental, emotional, or physical] ability/disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, military service, or gender. Questions? We’re here to help.
laura@omahafoundation. org Creche Childhood Education Fund Visit our online grant portal to apply. From performing arts to childhood education, to history and the natural sciences, these grants offer funding for nonprofit programs in specific areas of service.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations located and working in Nebraska, primarily in Lincoln and Lancaster County, with at least 5 years of existence as a 501(c)(3) organization. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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