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Foundation Grants | Nevada Bar Foundation The Nevada Bar Foundation established a Foundation Grant program funded through late fees and penalties assessed through the Nevada Board of Continuing Legal Education.
This program, approved by the Nevada Supreme Court , represents a collective effort by the State Bar of Nevada and the Nevada Board of Continuing Legal Education to put those dollars to use by supporting educational, pipeline and pro bono initiatives. Annual grants will fund programs that: Provide education to Nevada attorneys on topics such as civility; well-being; and inclusion.
Support law related education programs that promote interest in and understanding of the law. Support the activities and initiatives of affinity bar associations that serve minority lawyers. Directly support delivery of legal services to under-served populations.
Provide for the delivery of pro bono legal services. Annual Foundation Grant Awards & Matching Grants The Nevada Bar Foundation grants $400,000 annually under this grant program, either as a straight grant award or a matching grant. Typically, the Foundation will award $200,000 in straight grants and $200,000 in matching grants.
Matching grants are an important aspect of the Foundation Grant program, as it allows available dollars to go further by leveraging an organization’s ability to solicit new funding from external sources. The Foundation will evaluate your organization’s ability to obtain matching grants as part of your grant application consideration.
We have provided a video describing the matching grant program in more detail and we encourage you to view it prior to submitting a grant application. Upcoming Deadlines & Forms: 2027 Grant Reporting : August 1, 2027 2026 Application : The deadline has passed 2027 Foundation Grant Match Request (available until April 30, 2027) The Nevada Bar Foundation has awarded Foundation Grants since 2022.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations that promote access to justice through direct legal services, legal education, and pro bono legal services. Individuals are not directly eligible to apply but can receive services from funded organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows varies (up to $200,000 total annually for Foundation Grants, $50,000 - $8,944,080 for IOLTA). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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