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Find similar grantsTechnical Assistance Grants is sponsored by Mat-Su Health Foundation. Helps nonprofits acquire specialized services or skills needed to operate effectively in the Mat-Su region of Alaska.
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Technical Assistance Grants – Mat-Su Health Foundation Technical Assistance Grants A pply now – Applications accepted year-round Access the expertise you need to be most effective Grantees can identify their own consultants they would like to hire, or they can select from Mat-Su Health Foundation’s network of consultants. Grantees can use awarded funding to contract with consultants at an agreed-upon rate.
Eligibility and requirements Applications are accepted year round. Non-profit organizations offering services or benefits to Mat-Su residents. Please review our grant guidelines for full details.
If you have any questions about the online grant application process, please email grantsmanagement@www. healthymatsu. org .
We recommend gathering this information before starting the application. Organization’s Tax I. D.
Number and Legal Name Organization’s Contact Information When you are ready to apply, access the grantee portal to complete and submit your application online. After starting the application, you can pause and finish it later, if needed. If you would like to forward copies of your application to coworkers for review, you can do so by sharing the link to your account.
You will be notified of your funding decision according to the timeline outlined below. You can access a copy of all grants submitted by logging into the grantee portal at any time. Technical Assistance Grant Application Timelines The total decision-making timeline, from application receipt to payment processing, takes between 101 and 122 days (3.
5 – 4 months). Immediately following receipt of your application, the foundation will confirm your 501(c)3 status and assign your application for further review by our review team. During the review process, our team will read your application materials, confirm your eligibility for the grant selected, and draft a decision recommendation.
During this time, we may also contact your organization with additional questions. Decision: Between 5-7 days Once a decision recommendation has been drafted by our review team, your application will undergo a final decision review. Processing: Between 5-7 days If approved for funding, we will begin processing a grant agreement, grant requirements, and initiating grant distribution.
Payment: Between 30-45 days Once initial processing is complete, we will send your payment request to our accounts payable vendor, Stampli, for payment processing and delivery.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in the Mat-Su region of Alaska. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Technical Assistance Grants is funded by Mat-Su Health Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Alaska. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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