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APPLICATION – Wheeler Foundation APPLICATION Jason 2026-03-18T21:13:11+00:00 Application Due: February 1, 2026 February 9 Application due by: February 1 May 11 Application due by: May 1 August 8 Application due by: July 28 November 16 Application due by: November 6 Applications received after due date will be considered at next meeting 3 months later. Submit application by mail.
A letter of acknowledgement will be sent upon receiving application. The Wheeler Foundation Board meets quarterly to consider requests. Meetings are held in February, May, August, and November.
You will receive a letter of notification after the board meeting regarding their decision. If the grant is approved, the grant recipient will purchase the items requested. Send paid bills/receipts to Wheeler Foundation by mail.
The grant recipient will be reimbursed up to the approved grant amount off of the paid bills/receipts. There is not a set dollar limit for grants. You can apply as often as you wish.
Wheeler Foundation Mission Statement: To provide financial support to institutions, private or public organizations to educate, train and support children and adults that are mentally and / or physically handicapped. Facts to keep in mind: Wheeler Foundation will not fund routine operating needs, and will not fund any project on an ongoing basis.
Wheeler Foundation will require follow-up reporting, to monitor the way in which any funds which it awards are utilized by the recipient. If the grant is approved, funding will be a reimbursement of paid invoices for the approved grant amount.
Required Documents: In addition to the information that is requested on the attached, the following documents should be submitted with any request for funds: A copy of Applicant’s current tax determination letter for the Internal Revenue Service (if Applicant is a private entity, rather than a government or other public entity that is supported directly by tax dollars).
List of Applicant’s governing board members, and of any other persons who will be responsible for the use of the funds that are requested by Applicant. Budget for the project for which funding is requested. Financial statements and tax returns (if Applicant is required to file tax returns) for the previous two calendar or fiscal years.
If Applicant is a school, a letter from the Superintendent of the school, indicating that the project has the support of the school district administration. Mail Application and accompanying documents to: Call: Patrick Halloran at 217-260-3932, if you have any questions.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Utah. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Wheeler Foundation Grants is funded by Wheeler Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Utah. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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