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Mental Health & Suicide Prevention (Vermont Community Foundation) is sponsored by Vermont Community Foundation. The Vermont Community Foundation seeks applications to support Vermonters' access to mental health and suicide prevention care.
Priority is given to organizations serving vulnerable Vermonters disproportionately impacted by COVID-19, including LGBTQ+, New Americans, BIPOC Vermonters, seniors, veterans, and those impacted by substance use disorder. Programming must include evidence-based and culturally competent suicide prevention, intervention, and/or postvention strategies. Strong collaboration with community partners is expected.
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Enjoy a Chat with Martha Trombley-Oakes, Director of Philanthropy * Your Impact Learn about our fundholders and the difference they make * Impact Stories Read how your charitable dollars impact community around you * Donor Stories Read how other donors have made a difference * Reports + Publications View our latest annual report (and more) * Give Now to Existing Funds Contribute to the VCF's programs in real-time Featured Donor Story: Leaning In for Disaster Relief: Renee Reiner's Commitment to Vermont's Recovery * Strategic Initiatives;) * Strategic Initiatives From immediate disaster response to our systemic work closing the opportunity gap * The Opportunity Gap No one should be held back by their zip code, income level, the color of their skin, or any aspect of their identity * People + Places Funds Supporting a variety of regions, communities, and people in Vermont * Philanthropic Leadership Fund Supporting the work that goes beyond grant-making to strengthen Vermont's philanthropic network * Crisis + Disaster Giving Helping Vermonters through disasters and developing strategies to mitigate future devastation * Supporting Organizations Our partners play a crucial role in childcare, youth programs, and education and training for promising jobs Featured Strategic Initiative: Press Forward Vermont * Insight Hub Webinars, events, briefs, and peer-to-peer experiences * Giving 101 Discover the basics of philanthropy with our Giving 101 content * Vermont-Based Giving Explore Vermont-based giving recommendations to support local issues with local solutions Featured Insight Hub Event: Leave No Talent on the Table: Solving for the Gender Gap in Education with Richard Reeves * About Us About the Vermont Community Foundation * Financials + Investments Diverse investments and expert management * Our Team Blending small-town charm with big-hearted philanthropy * Careers Join our dedicated team of Vermonters * Contact + Directions Where to find us and how to reach us Featured News & Announcements: VCF Distributes $455,500 in Flood Relief Grants * For Professional Advisors # Funds, Foundations, & Grant Programs For details on what each program supports—or how to apply for funding if you are a grantseeker—click the links below each listing.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations located in or serving the people of Vermont. Must be tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code or be a public agency or municipality in Vermont. Nonprofit organizations or community groups without 501(c)(3) status may apply with a fiscal sponsor. Priority given to organizations serving vulnerable populations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $10,000 for a 12-month project period. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Mental Health & Suicide Prevention (Vermont Community Foundation) is funded by Vermont Community Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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