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Find similar grantsMemorial Foundation Grants for Tennessee Youth Development is sponsored by Memorial Foundation. Focused on youth development, Memorial Foundation invites Tennessee organizations to apply for funding that supports youth and childhood initiatives, education, and wellness.
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Memorial Foundation awards grants to nonprofit organizations that provide services to people who live in the geographic area served by Nashville Memorial Hospital. Requests for support outside this area are not considered. An applicant organization must be exempt from federal taxation under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and not be a private foundation as described in Section 509(a) in order to be eligible.
Organizations must have a full and updated GivingMatters. com profile to be considered for funding. Memorial Foundation prefers to make grants that will have a significant and lasting impact on individuals and communities.
The Foundation places special emphasis on assisting data-driven, trauma-informed organizations that focus on: Access to Quality Health Care Services (e.g., physical & mental health; substance abuse; wellness programs) Human & Social Services (e.g., families & children; immigrants & refugees; domestic violence & sexual abuse survivors; veterans; people experiencing homelessness; people in crisis) Youth and Childhood Development Senior Citizen Enrichment Services An organization should be able to demonstrate a broad base of financial support for a proposed grant prior to asking for support from the Foundation.
Requests for start-up projects may be considered for new initiatives that address important, unmet community needs and demonstrate a potential for ongoing operational support from other sources.
Memorial Foundation does NOT fund grants for the following: churches and religious organizations for projects that primarily benefit their own members (exception: church-based programs with broad community support and separate financial statements); disease-specific organizations seeking support for national research projects and programs; advertising or sponsorship of events; legislative lobbying or other political purposes; bricks and mortar capital projects for colleges, universities, and private/public school education; multi-year grants for operating funds.
The Foundation’s Board of Trustees has the ultimate discretion and may give final approval for any grants that are funded outside these guidelines. For additional information, please see How to Apply, Decision Process, and Grant Reporting. MEMORIAL FOUNDATION, INC.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits serving young people in Tennessee communities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Memorial Foundation Grants for Tennessee Youth Development is funded by Memorial Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Tennessee. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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