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Grant Guidelines - The Catholic Foundation Competitive Grant Guidelines The 2026 Competitive Grant Cycle is now closed! ~ Important: Please read all instructions before applying ~ The Catholic Foundation has a new portal for grant applications. Applicant organizations that did not apply last year are required to register as new users.
Updates to Grant Application Submission For more information on how to apply for a grant, please register for a grant workshop below. We strongly recommend attending a workshop even if you have attended in previous years. We have made changes to our grant application portal.
Current grantees: To view your current grant application and/or to update your contact information click here: Small and Large Grant Application Portal . You may also apply for new grants (once applications are opened in January) from your homepage by clicking the APPLY button once logged in.
The following criteria must be met in order to be eligible for a grant from The Catholic Foundation: The applicant must be tax-exempt under §501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The grant applicant must either be listed in the Official Catholic Directory of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe (“Directory”), or sponsored by a Catholic parish, school, or organization listed in the Directory.
The pastor, principal, or executive director of the sponsoring school, parish, or organization must endorse the grant application with a letter of recommendation stating the reasons for supporting the application. This letter must be included with the grant application. The Catholic Foundation will not accept applications for: Programs whose primary purpose is tuition support.
Capital expenditures consisting of land, buildings, or permanent fixtures, for which the total cost significantly exceeds the maximum grant amount. General support or operating expenses. Salary expense may be considered, provided it is directly related to the program and does not extend beyond the 12-month grant period.
A maximum of two grant requests from each organization, school, or parish are being accepted. Small Grants – Up to $10,000 Large Grants – $10,001 to $25,000 (Only Catholic organizations listed in the Official Directory of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe are eligible to be considered for large grants).
We highly recommend attending one of our Grant Writing Workshops , where you will learn how to create an account and navigate our application process, along with all the do’s and don’ts of applying online. The basics of writing a Catholic Foundation grant proposal will also be covered during these workshops. These workshops are free to anyone interested in writing a grant.
All new/first time grant applicants are required to attend. The link provided is for the large grant letter of intent and the small grant application. Once you set-up your account, you will receive a confirmation email and need to confirm receipt of that confirmation email.
This ensures that you will receive other communication from The Catholic Foundation about your application. If you are not receiving emails, check your Junk and Spam folders. Please mark emails from “The Catholic Foundation of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe < >” as safe.
This is the main way we communicate with you regarding the status of your grant as an applicant and/or grantee. You don’t want to miss any important communications from us! You will be able to save your application and come back to it at any time.
It is important that you continually save your work. If you have any questions or issues, please email . Again, we strongly recommend attending a Grant Writing Workshop for more details on how to navigate our application process and learn about any updates to required forms.
Preparing a Grant Application Due Dates: The 2026 Competitive Grant Cycle is Now Closed Large Grant Letter of Intent (LOI) – Large Grant Application Due – Small Grant Application Due – The 2026 Grant Writing Workshops are now closed! You may watch the video below of a grant workshop to learn more details of writing a grant. For those who were not able to attend a workshop, we have posted a recording of one of the workshops below.
Please take time to view it if you are new to the grant process at The Catholic Foundation, need to learn how to use our new online grant software or want a refresher course on grant writing and software navigation in our grant module. The Catholic Foundation’s Grant Committee will review and evaluate grant applications according to established guidelines, and will submit recommendations to the Board of Trustees.
Applicants who submitted a Large Grant Letter of Intent by the LOI deadline will be notified whether they are invited to submit a full application by the end of March. Both invited Large Grant applications and Small Grant applications submitted by the deadline in April will be reviewed and evaluated, and in some cases, additional information might be requested of the applicant.
All grant applicants will be notified of the final award decisions made by the Board of Trustees by the beginning of August. Successful applicants will be required to complete a contractual agreement before funds are disbursed in September. All grant recipients must report on the expenditure of grant funds and the outcomes of the funded programs.
Mid-year and final progress reports are required and are available on each grantee’s homepage in our grant module. Reminder notifications will be sent via email to the grant recipients in advance of the due dates. Failure to submit a required report will disqualify the grant recipient from further funding from the The Catholic Foundation.
Please be advised that The Catholic Foundation will conduct random site visits during the application process and/or grant cycle. If you need additional information contact The Catholic Foundation at (505) 872-2901, or . Fr.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Catholic churches, schools, and 501(c)(3) nonprofits in the foundation's service area. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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