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Find similar grantsThe Kinsman Foundation Small Grants is sponsored by The Kinsman Foundation. Supports projects that benefit the public in Oregon and southern Washington, focusing on historic preservation and native wildlife rehabilitation.
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Applying for a grant – The Kinsman Foundation We think grant application, review, processing and administration should be an informal sharing of information and development of ideas rather than an inflexible accumulation of marginally relevant data. We want to constantly review and develop our practices to address new or different circumstances. All applications should be made using our online application portal .
* You can expect your application to go through this process: (each is explained in detail under Procedure) * If web access is not available, you may send your Letter of Inquiry by mail, email or fax. Please include the information listed under “online Letter of Inquiry”. A typical Letter of Inquiry is one or two pages — enough to give our decision-makers a general overview of your request.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Tax-exempt nonprofits and government agencies in Oregon and southern Washington, focused on historic preservation and native wildlife rehabilitation. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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