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Plutus Foundation Content Creator Grant is sponsored by The Plutus Foundation. Supports independent financial media creators in developing community-based financial literacy programs.
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Apply for a Plutus Foundation Grant - The Plutus Foundation Apply for a Plutus Foundation Content Creator Grant ⇐ All Grants and Program Support The Plutus Foundation provides grant money and resources to foster opportunities for the financial media to create, develop, and administer community-based programs that enhance financial literacy, education, and empowerment.
Twice per year, the Foundation makes available two or more grants to members of the personal finance media during RFP (request for proposal) windows. These grants help content creators provide community-based financial education and/or financial literacy programs. The Plutus Foundation awards grants to members of the independent financial media who work to create financial literacy programs in their own community.
Members of the financial media, including but not limited to bloggers, podcasters, vloggers, journalists, speakers, and authors, are invited to apply. Educators are also eligible. We support programs that are based in the United States.
What are the requirements? Prepare a proposal document that meets all of our criteria. Return to this website and complete the application below and upload your proposal document.
Your proposal document must include the following information: Statement of relevance to the mission of the Plutus Foundation . Description of your program’s target audience. An outline of the structure of your program.
If your program is currently or has previously been active, any achievements or awards it has received. A description of any outcomes by which you will measure your program’s success. Contact information and biography of the project manager.
Here’s an overview of what should be included in your grant proposal. What expenditures are allowable for the grant? The grant will fund program-related activities such as materials (eg.
workbooks, flyers, slides), overhead (eg. vendor table fee, licensing for images, domain name purchase), and other expenses directly related to program creation and service delivery.
Awarded monies shall not be used for staff salaries including but not limited to virtual assistants, website designers, and consultants; entertainment expenses including meals and alcohol; membership in professional organizations, and; more than 50% of travel and transportation costs. This list is not exhaustive.
If you are unsure if the expenditure you want to propose is allowable, please email Sherrian Crumbley, Grant Manager, at sherrian@plutusfoundation. org. Download this checklist for more details about allowed, provisional, and excluded expenses.
The maximum we will grant to each recipient in this round is $2,000. What are the selection criteria? All submitted proposals will be evaluated by the grant management team and will be reviewed for mandatory criteria as well as cohesiveness with The Plutus Foundation’s mission.
Proposals that are incomplete or do not align with the mission will be eliminated from consideration. Based on the results of the evaluation, the programs most aligned with the mission of the Plutus Foundation will be selected as the recipients. However, if the committee decides that no proposal sufficiently meets the criteria, no grants will be awarded and the call for proposals will be reissued.
If a proposal is selected and is unable to fulfill the contract with The Plutus Foundation, the grant may be terminated and awarded to the next qualified applicant. What are my responsibilities as a grant recipient? Grant recipients will be expected to file quarterly reports for the duration of the grant.
The quarterly report will include updates on deliverables, an expense report, and any media that can be shared. As every grant is unique, the Foundation will discuss expectations with every grant recipient. In general, recipients will be expected to recognize the Plutus Foundation as a supporter of the project.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Financial literacy program creators and independent financial media content creators nationwide. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Plutus Foundation Content Creator Grant is funded by The Plutus Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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