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Love IV Lawrence Competitive Grants Program is sponsored by Love IV Lawrence Foundation through Community Foundation Tampa Bay. This competitive grant opportunity supports organizations in Tampa Bay whose work aligns with the Love IV Lawrence Foundation's mission to change the conversation around mental health by destigmatizing mental illness and suicide.
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2019-2020 Grants — Love IV Lawrence Emergency Helpline Numbers Tampa Bay Community Partners Thank you for your interest in applying for a Love IV Lawrence grant. We are pleased to be offering up to $10,000 to organizations in the Tampa Bay area whose work aligns with our mission. “Love IV Lawrence works to change the conversation around mental health by de-stigmatizing depression and suicide.
We share promising research and successful interventions to inspire hope, foster acceptance, and save lives. ” Please see the details below to assure your eligibility, and scroll down for a link to the grant application page through the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay.
Your organization must have a 501(c)(3) designation Your project must have impact in the Tampa Bay Area (Citrus, Hernando, Hillsborough, Pasco and/or Pinellas County) Your organization must file a 990 form each year Compassion, Training, and Resilience for Mental Health Providers and Caregivers Support of Research, Treatment, and Therapy Programs for Mental Health Nov 1, 2023: Application open Nov 30, 2023: Last day to submit application (closes at 11:59pm) Feb 1, 2024: All applicants notified of outcome Feb 28, 2024: Deadline to submit grant acceptance form (required in order to receive grant payment) Grant checks will be dispersed after March 1, 2024 Please Note , if you have not applied for a Community Foundation of Tampa Bay grant before, you will need to create an account before accessing the application.
If your organization already has an account and you would like to be added as a contact, please contact Jessica Scites, Coordinator, Grants Management and Reporting at jscites@cftampabay. org or (813) 609-4865. The Community Foundation of Tampa Bay (tax ID 59-3001853) is the custodian of the Love IV Lawrence Fund and assists in facilitating the grant process to minimize administration costs.
If you have any questions, contact Stoney Dvornik at contact@loveivlawrence. com . If you are experiencing technical issues on the application page, please contact Jessica Scites at jscites@cftampabay.
org or 813-609-4865.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits in Tampa Bay whose work aligns with the mission of destigmatizing mental illness and suicide are eligible. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Love IV Lawrence Competitive Grants Program is funded by Love IV Lawrence Foundation through Community Foundation Tampa Bay. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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