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Susan G. Baker and Elizabeth Boyle Innovation Fund - National Alliance to End Homelessness Susan G. Baker and Elizabeth Boyle Innovation Fund Innovation Fund Office Hour #2: December 18 @ 3PM ET The National Alliance to End Homelessness (Alliance) is pleased to announce the establishment of the Susan G.
Baker and Elizabeth Boyle Innovation Fund in honor of two of its co-founders and longest serving board members.
In alignment with their deep commitment to ending homelessness and their abiding belief that investment in the aspirations of people who have experienced homelessness is core to the organization’s mission, this fund will support people with lived experience of homelessness in their pursuit of innovative professional and creative endeavors.
The fund will provide financial assistance to individuals that meet the eligibility criteria in areas that include, but are not limited to, the following: Sample Application for Professional Endeavors Support for specialized training in pursuit of a professional endeavor. Seed funding to help start a small business or an innovative project.
Possible items include: development of a website, creation of marketing materials, licensing or certification costs, operational expenses. Funding to increase the capacity of an established professional project. Possible items include: hiring staff, investing in technology or tools, investing in marketing, attending conferences for networking opportunities.
Funding for research materials, software, data collection, travel expenses for field work, and publication costs for research/study and the publication of findings. Sample Application for Creative Endeavors Support for specialized training in pursuit of a creative endeavor. Funding to support creators in producing works of art, including visual arts, literature, film, or music, allowing the creator to bring their vision to life.
Support for writing, editing, and publishing books, including self-publishing costs. Funding to help stage performances, concerts, art exhibitions, allowing creatives to showcase their works. Susan G.
Baker and Elizabeth Boyle Innovation Fund Application (PDF Download) Sample Outline for Recommendation Letters NOTE: Current members of the Alliance’s Community Strategic Team are not eligible to apply for the Susan G. Baker and Elizabeth Boyle Innovation Fund. Informational Webinar – October 24 at 3:00 P.
M. ET: Individuals who have experienced homelessness in the past are eligible to apply. Must not be a current member of the Alliance’s Community Strategic Team.
Applicants must be pursuing a professional or creative endeavor. Individuals can apply for funding of up to $25,000, which must be spent within two years of receiving the grant. Please note, the funding may be considered taxable income depending on the grantee’s circumstance.
Complete the grant application form in full. Submit the application along with any supporting materials via email to the provided address. NOTE: Only fully completed applications will be considered.
Incomplete applications will be automatically disqualified. If selected as a final candidate, complete a virtual presentation and interview with the selection committee. Selection Process and Criteria The Alliance will conduct a formal review using a cross-functional team of staff, Community Strategic Team members, and Board members.
In addition to ensuring that the application is complete and includes all required attachments, the team will assign numeric scores to each project narrative question to guide the selection of final candidates. Incomplete applications will not be considered. Scored criteria includes: Clarity and feasibility of project proposal.
Impact of the project on the applicant’s profession or creative goals. Budget justification and alignment with the project’s objectives. Demonstrated commitment to the pursuit of the project.
Demonstrated plan for sustainability of the work beyond this funding. Attend one Alliance conference over the two-year period of the grant, at the Alliance’s expense. Engage with Alliance staff to provide interim project updates as scheduled.
Submit requested report electronically via bbfund@naeh. org as scheduled. Consent to Alliance to publicize the grant or award.
Provide complimentary conference registration to one Alliance conference, transportation (up to $750), and three nights of hotel. This scholarship is in addition to the grant award. Provide a clear timeline and templates for reporting deadlines.
October 24, 2024 , 3–4 p. m. ET Informational Webinar ( Register Here ) November 7, 2024 , 3–4 p.
m. ET Office Hour December 18, 2024 , 3–4 p. m.
ET Office Hour December 30, 2024 Applications due to the Alliance via email ( bbfund@naeh. org ) by 11:59 p. m.
ET January 21–29, 2025 Virtual presentations and interviews with final candidates January 31, 2025 Applicants notified of award/decline status February 15, 2025 Project Implementation Begins February 26–28, 2025 Alliance’s Innovation and Solutions for Ending Unsheltered Homelessness: Bringing People Home Conference August 30, 2025 Interim Project Update 1 (virtual meeting/call) April 30, 2026 Interim Project Update 2 January 31, 2027 Project Implementation Ends February 28, 2027 Final report due to the Alliance Funds will be disbursed in two installments.
The first 75 percent will be disbursed 2–4 weeks after Alliance receipt of the signed grant agreement. The remaining 25 percent will be disbursed after completion of the first interim project update. Grant recipients will be required to participate in two brief interim project update calls over the two-year grant period.
The purpose of these calls is to identify obstacles and adjustments that may be needed to the originally proposed project and budget. Grant recipients will be required to submit a brief report upon completion of the project, outlining how the funds were utilized and the outcomes achieved. For any inquiries or assistance regarding the application process, please contact bbfund@naeh.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations addressing homelessness. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Susan G. Baker and Elizabeth Boyle Innovation Fund are due December 30, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Susan G. Baker and Elizabeth Boyle Innovation Fund is funded by National Alliance to End Homelessness. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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