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Find similar grantsRibbons of Hope - Invest in Women, Inc. Grant is sponsored by Ribbons of Hope - Invest in Women, Inc.. This grant is awarded annually to a non-profit organization that promotes education, health, economic independence, social well-being, or human rights for women and their children.
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APPLICATION & INSTRUCTIONS | Ribbons of Hope - Invest in Women, Inc. The Grant Application & Instructions Please review the grant guidelines before completing the grant application. ROH Grant Application for Round 1 2026 v2 . pdf Please note the 2026 application submission period is open.
March: Online application is available! Download the attached application form and apply. Mid-April: Application is due.
Please submit your work via Dropbox using the Provided Submission Instructions. Do not submit partially completed forms. You will receive an email acknowledging your application has been received.
Once you submit your documents, you will be unable to make changes. Mid-June: The Ribbons of Hope Grant Committee will review all of the submitted applications and notify those selected candidates for in-depth interviews. Mid-August to Late September: Site visits for the finalists will be conducted in late September through early October.
October: Full membership votes and the Grant Recipient will be notified. November: Award Presentation. Application Submission Instructions When the Dropbox loads onto your desktop or laptop, double-click on the icon.
Dropbox will open a main folder file. You can download the instructional PDF file, which is located in your main folder. Set up a new folder with your agency's name and the year.
Drag and drop your new folder into Dropbox (the main folder that has opened on your desktop). Remember, the application must be saved as a PDF file and MUST be labelled using your agency's name and year. i.e. " Wonderful Moms, Inc. 2026 ".
Please do not label the PDF file using "ROH" or "Ribbons of Hope" application. Once the folder is in Dropbox, right-click (Windows/PC) or Control-click (Mac) your completed application file. It will be highlighted at this point, and a drop-down tab will appear.
Click on the tab "Dropbox" then "share link. A web page will open with your file. Click "Share".
Share your completed application file to the email address below. From Dropbox, ensure you click on the blue highlighted "Send" box.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations that promote education, health, economic independence, social well-being, or human rights for women and their children. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $100,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Ribbons of Hope - Invest in Women, Inc. Grant is funded by Ribbons of Hope - Invest in Women, Inc.. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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