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PWDF Pilot Grant Program Awards - People With Disabilities FoundationPeople With Disabilities Foundation PWDF Pilot Grant Program Awards -Ability Inclusion Services, West Valley City, UT, $10,000 for Community Connections ~ Expanding Inclusive Outings -Amanda’s Adaptive Martial Arts, San Diego, CA, $7,500 for General Support for Adaptive Martial Arts Programming for Individuals with Psychiatric, Intellectual, and/or Developmental Disabilities -CASS Housing, Fort Wayne, IN, $6,000.
00 for CASS Housing Residential & Support Program -Community Access to the Arts, Great Barrington, MA, $10,000 for Performance-Focused Arts Workshops for People with Disabilities, September 2025-August 2026 -Karis Community, Denver, CO, $10,000 for Empowerment Program -Laurel House, Stamford CT, $10,000. 00 for Supported Education -Memphis Jewish Community Center, Memphis, TN, $10,000.
00 for MJCC Inclusion Camp 365 -NAMI Idaho, Boise, ID, $8,500 for Mental Health Specialty Diversion Court Support -NAMI Santa Clara County, San Jose, CA, $10,000 for Community Peer Program -Pennsylvania Elks Major Projects, Somerset, PA, $10,000. 00 for Individualized Support for Persons with Psychiatric, Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities -Pomeroy Recreation & Rehabilitation Center, San Francisco CA, $5,000.
00 for Community Integration and Engagement -Positive Action Community Theatre, Encinitas, CA, $12,500 for Performing Arts for Autism -Threshold Community Program, Decatur, GA, $7,500 for TCP Outdoor Recreation Program (TORP) -The Arc Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac, WI, $5,000. 00 for Community Enrichment Program -CASS Housing, Fort Wayne, IN, $6,000.
00 for CASS Housing Residential & Support Program -Institute of Urban Living, Washington DC, $12,500. 00 for Hyacinth’s Place Affordable Housing with Support Services for Homeless Women with a Mental Health Diagnosis -Laurel House, Stamford CT, $10,000. 00 for Supported Education -Memphis Jewish Community Center, Memphis, TN, $10,000.
00 for Inclusive Summer Day Camp -Pennsylvania Elks Major Projects, Somerset, PA, $10,000. 00 for Individualized Support for Persons with Psychiatric, Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities -Pomeroy Recreation & Rehabilitation Center, San Francisco CA, $5,000. 00 for Community Integration and Engagement -The Arc Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac, WI, $5,000.
00 for Community Enrichment Program -The Arc of the United States, Washington DC, $10,000. 00 for Know Your Rights as a Crime Victim with a Disability -CASS Housing, Fort Wayne, IN, $5,000. 00 for CASS Housing Residential & Support Program -Institute of Urban Living, Washington DC, $12,500.
00 for Hyacinth’s Place Affordable Housing with Support Services for Homeless Women with a Mental Health Diagnosis -Laurel House, Stamford CT, $7,500. 00 for Supported Employment -Laurel House, Stamford CT, $5,000. 00 for Supported Education -Memphis Jewish Community Center, Memphis, TN, $10,000.
00 for Inclusive Summer Day Camp -Pennsylvania Elks Major Projects, Somerset, PA, $10,000. 00 for Individualized Support for Persons with Psychiatric, Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities -Pomeroy Recreation & Rehabilitation Center, San Francisco CA, $5,000. 00 for Community Integration and Engagement Grants awarded in 2019 and January 2020 – The Arc of the United States, Washington, DC: $10,000.
00 for Access to Justice for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) – Institute of Urban Living, Washington, DC: $10,000. 00 for Hyacinth’s Place Affordable Housing with Support Services for Homeless Women with a Mental Health Diagnosis – Laurel House, Stamford, CT: $10,000. 00 for Supported Employment Program – Memphis Jewish Community Center, Memphis, TN: $7,500.
00 for Inclusive Summer Day Camp (Postponed to 2022 because of COVID-19 pandemic) – Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester, Manchester, NH: $10,000. 00 to provide Mental Health First Aide Training – Pomeroy Recreation & Rehabilitation Center, San Francisco, CA: $5,000. 00 for Community Integration and Engagement – Urban Autism Solutions, Chicago, IL: $10,000.
00 for Growing Solutions Farm Vocational Training Program – Abilities of Northwest Jersey, Washington, NJ: $6,000. 00 for Phillipsburg Center Sensory Room – The Arc of Central Alabama, Birmingham, AL: $10,000. 00 for Ability Baking Company on Wheels – The Arc of the United States, Washington, DC: $7,500.
00 for Pathways to Justice Training Program – Goodwill of Northern Illinois, Rockford, IL: $10,000. 00 for Supported Employment Program – Institute of Urban Living, Washington, DC: $12,500. 00 for Hyacinth’s Place Affordable Housing with Support Services for Homeless Women with a Mental Health Diagnosis – Kadima Jewish Support Services for Adults with Mental Illness, Southfield, MI: $5,000.
00 for Client Volunteer Program – Laurel House, Stamford, CT: $10,000. 00 for Supported Employment Program – Pomeroy Recreation & Rehabilitation Center, San Francisco, CA: $5,000. 00 for Community Integration and Engagement – Urban Autism Solutions, Chicago, IL: $10,000.
00 for Growing Solutions Farm Vocational Training Program – The Arc of the United States, Washington, DC: $7,500. 00 for Pathways to Justice Training Program – Casa Allegra Community Services, San Anselmo, CA: $7,500. 00 for Job Developer – Pomeroy Recreation & Rehabilitation Center, San Francisco, CA: $5,000.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Other nonprofit agencies working to integrate people with psychiatric and/or developmental disabilities into the whole of society. The overriding considerations are impact and need to accomplish PWDF's mission. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $5,000 - $12,500 (pilot program). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
People With Disabilities Foundation Grant Programs is funded by People With Disabilities Foundation (PWDF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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