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Paul Lauzier Charitable Grant Program is sponsored by Paul Lauzier Scholarship Foundation. This program supports community development and youth programs in rural central and eastern Washington, particularly Grant County. Grants are available for program support, equipment, and capital projects.
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Charitable Foundation | www. lauzier. org You are here: Home / Charitable Foundation The Paul Lauzier Charitable Foundation was created pursuant to the Last Will and Testament of Paul Lauzier.
During his lifetime, Mr. Lauzier made numerous contributions to religious, educational and community organizations. His legacy of charitable giving continues through annual grants awarded by the Paul Lauzier Charitable Foundation in support of community development, youth programs, public health and safety, education and agriculture.
The Paul Lauzier Charitable Foundation prefers to fund programs and projects geographically located in rural communities in central and eastern Washington, with an emphasis within Grant County. Proposals outside of the United States are not considered. The Paul Lauzier Charitable Foundation provides funding on an annual basis.
The Foundation also provides support in the form of long-term grants disbursed over several years. The Foundation will consider funding requests for program support, equipment, and capital projects. Operating costs such as rent, utilities, and payroll will not be considered.
Furthermore, requests for architectural design, engineering costs, site analysis, or feasibility studies are also not considered. The trustees’ decision to award a charitable grant does not constitute any agreement or commitment of future support.
Grants are made subject to the condition that a selected organization is a nonprofit tax-exempt entity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code to which a gift qualifies as a charitable contribution under Section 170(c) and as a charitable deduction under Section 2055 (a) and Section 2522 (a). Schools, towns, cities, healthcare entities and governmental agencies may also apply. https://www.
high-endrolex. com/49 The Foundation welcomes collaboration with other grantors and encourages grantees with multiple sources of funding support. The Paul Lauzier Charitable Foundation will NOT: award grants to individuals or fiscally sponsored organizations.
award grants for overhead expenses or operating costs such as payroll, rent, and utilities. award grants for debt retirement, political campaigns, tuition assistance, or any non-exempt activity. award grants to organizations that discriminate on the basis of ethnicity, gender, religion, or physical ability.
award grants to entities outside of the United States. award grants for architectural design, engineering costs, site analysis, or feasibility studies. 117 Basin Street Northwest Ephrata, Washington 98823 YOU CAN JOIN US IN OUR SCHOLARSHIP AND CHARITABLE GIVING!
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations, schools, and governmental agencies in rural central and eastern Washington, particularly Grant County. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Paul Lauzier Charitable Grant Program is funded by Paul Lauzier Scholarship Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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