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VMIG Charitable Giving Fund is sponsored by Vermont Mutual Insurance Group. The VMIG Charitable Giving Fund aims to enhance the quality of life in regions served by Vermont Mutual Insurance Group. This fund supports nonprofit organizations focusing on education, youth development, community building, and basic needs such as housing and hunger.
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Vermont Mutual Insurance Group Charitable Giving Fund - Vermont Mutual Insurance Group search Vermont Mutual Insurance Group site The mission of the Vermont Mutual Charitable Giving Fund is to enhance the quality of life in communities where the Group conducts business, by providing financial support to worthy community organizations.
The Charitable Giving Fund is designed to benefit organizations within the marketing territories of Vermont Mutual Insurance Group that aim to improve the quality of life for individuals, families and communities. The Fund provides financial support to organizations that help to build, maintain and enrich healthy lives and strong, vibrant communities.
The Fund’s primary focus is to contribute to non-profit organizations that serve communities through any of the following four initiatives: Promote Education : Examples may include traditional and non-traditional opportunities focused on inspiring academic excellence, leadership and community service Foster Youth : Examples may include teaching and modeling positive life skills Community-based : Programs that build better communities in which to live and work Satisfy Basic Needs : Examples may include affordable housing, homelessness and hunger A partial list of organizations that Vermont Mutual has supported in the past include: Boys and Girls Club of Burlington Cancer Patient Support Program, Inc. Central Vermont Adult Basic Education Flynn Center for the Performing Arts Green Mountain Boy Scouts Green Mountain United Way Prevent Child Abuse-Vermont Professional Firefighters of VT Vermont Association for the Blind Vermont Historical Society Applications for donation consideration must be submitted through the Fund’s grant application process.
Please take a few minutes to complete the online Grant Application Form found here . All applications for funding will be reviewed and approved on a quarterly basis by the Fund’s Executive Committee. Grant application deadlines and review meetings are scheduled as follows: February 15 (Review Meeting in March) May 15 (Review Meeting in June) August 15 (Review Meeting in September) November 15 (Review Meeting in December)
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations with 501(c)(3) status operating within specific states served by Vermont Mutual Insurance Group. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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