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Social Justice & Civic Affairs (Local) is sponsored by Naomi and Nehemiah Cohen Foundation. Supports organizations addressing social justice, affordable housing, homelessness, and related issues. Eligible applicants are organizations that received a Foundation grant in the previous year and submit a narrative and financial report on activities supported by the Foundation's most recent grant.
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NNCF - How to Apply for a Grant The Foundation does not accept unsolicited requests for support from organizations with which it does not have an existing funding relationship. Organizations that received a grant from the Cohen Foundation in the previous year may submit a proposal seeking funding provided they submit a narrative and financial report on the activities supported by the Foundation's most recent grant.
Download NNCF Grants List The report includes two components: financial and narrative. The financial report consists of revenue and expenditures for the previous year (budgeted and actuals). The narrative report should answer the questions below: What has been the organization's most significant achievement or impact in the previous year, and why?
Consider impact on individuals, communities, institutions, policies, as appropriate to your grant. Were all or some of your goals for the year met? Did you develop new goals or revise old ones?
Explain and provide examples. Did the project and/or organization encounter any unexpected difficulties? With the benefit of hindsight, what, if anything, would you do differently?
What new partnerships or collaborations were created or have you entered into in the past year? Will these collaborations continue? Have there been any significant institutional changes or developments within your organization, for example among the board, staff leadership, or finances?
Please submit a brief proposal that includes the following: Brief description of the organization's most important plans and priorities for the year for which funding is requested, and background, explanation and anticipated outcomes for any major new projects.
List of key staff, with position titles List of Board of Directors, with affiliations Revenue and expenses budget and year-to-date actuals for the current year List of organization's current major institutional funders with corresponding amounts, including commitments and pending requests with amounts requested and committed as appropriate Timetable for Grant Review Organizations that have received Foundation grants in the previous year are invited to apply through the competitive grants process according to the timetable below.
Reproductive Health/Environment Local Social Justice & Civic Affairs National Civic Engagement Please email grant proposals and reports to NNCFGRANTS@gmail. com .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits that received a Foundation grant in the previous year. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The published deadline was October 15, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Social Justice & Civic Affairs (Local) is funded by Naomi and Nehemiah Cohen Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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