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Public Policy Program is sponsored by Sarah Scaife Foundation Inc.. The Sarah Scaife Foundation's primary grant program is directed toward public policy programs that address major domestic and international issues. The foundation focuses on conservative principles, including limited government, economic freedom, and a strong national defense. Support is provided for research, analysis, and advocacy through think tanks, policy research organizations, and higher education scholarship.
Geographic focus: National and International
Focus areas: Public Policy, Economic Policy, National Security, Governance, Higher Education, International Affairs
Official opportunity description and requirements excerpt:
Scaife Foundations > Sarah Scaife Foundation The Sarah Scaife Foundation’s grant program is primarily directed toward public policy programs that address major domestic and international issues. The Foundation does not make grants to individuals for any purpose, to nationally organized fundraising groups, or to organizations that are not publicly-supported non-profit charitable organizations. Applications for the following are routinely declined: 1) event sponsorships, endowments, capital campaigns, and building projects; and 2) support for organizations that are primarily dependent upon government funds, and for government agencies. Grant applications to the Foundation must contain: Cover letter signed by the organization’s president or authorized representative stating that the grant application has the approval of the organization’s board of directors. The letter should include the amount requested and a concise description of the purpose of the requesting organization and, if applicable, the specific project or program for which funds are requested; Grant proposal narrative including a one-page executive summary; Report on previous Sarah Scaife Foundation grant (if applicable): provide a narrative and a financial report of how funds were spent; Organization’s current annual budget; Project/program budget (if applicable); Project/program timetable (if applicable); Most recent audited financial statements; Unaudited 1) balance sheet and 2) revenue and expense statement for the most recently concluded fiscal year unless such fiscal year is the same period covered in item G; Most recent Annual Report; List of governing board members and officers, including their affiliations; List of key/major supporters; and Most recent IRS correspondence evidencing 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status. Additional information may be requested if needed for further evaluation. Organizations which have: 1) previously received a grant from the Foundation; or 2) been pre-vetted by the Foundation staff, are provided access to the Foundation’s online submission portal. They should not send a hardcopy of their application; they must use the portal . Unsolicited grant applications from an organization that has not previously received a grant from the Sarah Scaife Foundation must be submitted in hard copy . The Foundation will not consider electronic requests in such cases. The Foundation meets four times a year to consider grant applications. However, applications may be submitted at any time and will be acted upon as expeditiously as possible. All applications should be addressed to: 301 Grant Street, Suite 3900 Pittsburgh, PA 15219-6402
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Scaife Foundations > Sarah Scaife Foundation The Sarah Scaife Foundation’s grant program is primarily directed toward public policy programs that address major domestic and international issues. The Foundation does not make grants to individuals for any purpose, to nationally organized fundraising groups, or to organizations that are not publicly-supported non-profit charitable organizations.
Applications for the following are routinely declined: 1) event sponsorships, endowments, capital campaigns, and building projects; and 2) support for organizations that are primarily dependent upon government funds, and for government agencies.
Grant applications to the Foundation must contain: Cover letter signed by the organization’s president or authorized representative stating that the grant application has the approval of the organization’s board of directors.
The letter should include the amount requested and a concise description of the purpose of the requesting organization and, if applicable, the specific project or program for which funds are requested; Grant proposal narrative including a one-page executive summary; Report on previous Sarah Scaife Foundation grant (if applicable): provide a narrative and a financial report of how funds were spent; Organization’s current annual budget; Project/program budget (if applicable); Project/program timetable (if applicable); Most recent audited financial statements; Unaudited 1) balance sheet and 2) revenue and expense statement for the most recently concluded fiscal year unless such fiscal year is the same period covered in item G; Most recent Annual Report; List of governing board members and officers, including their affiliations; List of key/major supporters; and Most recent IRS correspondence evidencing 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status.
Additional information may be requested if needed for further evaluation. Organizations which have: 1) previously received a grant from the Foundation; or 2) been pre-vetted by the Foundation staff, are provided access to the Foundation’s online submission portal. They should not send a hardcopy of their application; they must use the portal .
Unsolicited grant applications from an organization that has not previously received a grant from the Sarah Scaife Foundation must be submitted in hard copy . The Foundation will not consider electronic requests in such cases. The Foundation meets four times a year to consider grant applications.
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Publicly-supported non-profit charitable organizations with 501(c)(3) status. The foundation does not make grants to individuals, nationally organized fundraising groups, or organizations primarily dependent on government funds. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates $27,000 - $1,150,000+ Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
The current target date is rolling deadlines or periodic funding windows. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, attachments, and final submission checks.
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View Foundation ProfileApplication snapshot: target deadline rolling deadlines or periodic funding windows; published funding information $27,000 - $1,150,000+; eligibility guidance Publicly-supported non-profit charitable organizations with 501(c)(3) status. The foundation does not make grants to individuals, nationally organized fundraising groups, or organizations primarily dependent on government funds.
Use the official notice and source links for final requirements, attachment checklists, allowable costs, and submission instructions before applying.
However, applications may be submitted at any time and will be acted upon as expeditiously as possible. All applications should be addressed to: 301 Grant Street, Suite 3900 Pittsburgh, PA 15219-6402
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