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Women's Giving Alliance of NE Florida Grants is sponsored by Women's Giving Alliance of NE Florida. Supports programs addressing violence against women and girls, focusing on prevention, survival, and thriving.
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Apply for Grants - Open – Women's Giving Alliance of NE Florida The Women’s Giving Alliance (WGA) grant application opens in the grantee portal on November 30, 2026. Our process begins with an application, followed by thoughtful review and consideration of all received proposals. Once the Membership ratifies the grants in the spring, funding begins July 1.
We actively seek to hear from you on what’s going well and what’s not, so that we can together better support the women and girls of Northeast Florida. What we have learned from past and current grantees informs our philanthropy. Learn how we listen to grantees .
As a grantee, you have significant influence on our work. To learn more about the grants we have given over time, please visit Grants History . Our Grantmaking Focus Area WGA’s new focus area for its grants and community efforts for 2025 and beyond is Addressing Violence Against Women & Girls: Preventing, Surviving, Thriving.
HELP GIRLS be safer and more empowered at home, school, and online. EDUCATE THE COMMUNITY about violence against women and girls. BROADEN SHORT- TERM SERVICES for female victims (and their children); shelter is critical but may only be the beginning.
EXPAND LONG-TERM SUPPORT enabling transition to self-sufficiency (and independence from the abuser) Learn More: Voices Rising (PDF) 1. Agency Workforce Support Agency Workforce Support grants are designed to help area nonprofits to attract, upskill and retain a talented workforce.
Examples of Workforce Support grants include, but aren’t limited to: Other types of recruitment and retention support Pandemic-related mental health support 2. Client Basic Needs Support Client Basic Needs Support provides essential funding to help local nonprofits meet core client needs.
Examples of Client Basic Needs grants include, but aren’t limited to: Short-term housing assistance Food and/or transportation costs Physical or mental health services Additional wraparound needs for clients Current 501(c)(3) status (or a formal agreement with a fiscal sponsor) and a minimum two-year work history. Must serve at least one of these counties: Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau, Putnam, St.
Johns Proposed project for funding must exclusively serve women and/or girls. Organizations may not have an open WGA grant at the time of application. To be eligible, any previously awarded WGA grant must be fully completed, all required reporting submitted, and the grant officially closed prior to the application deadline.
November 30, 2026 | Grant application opens in the Grantee Portal. Create your account at any time. TBD | Grant Application Q&A via Zoom January 20, 2027 | Application closes at 11:59 p.
m. May 2027 | Grantees notified of awards May 20, 2027 | WGA Member Forum July 1, 2027 – June 30, 2028 | One-year grant contract period (projects must take place within this timeframe) Eligible organizations may apply for ONE of the following opportunities: Nonprofits with an annual operating budget under $250,000 can apply for a maximum grant request of $10,000 for programmatic support.
Requests can be made for up to $125,000 and a minimum of $50,000 for programmatic support. Our grant applications are closed and will reopen at the end of 2025. However, we understand the grant writing process can be lengthy and many nonprofits like to get a head start.
While our instructions and applications often change each year, we understand the previous year’s application can be helpful with planning. Here are some resources from our most recent grant cycle. Download a copy of the blank application for one-year grants here or two-year grants here .
Grant Project Budget Template For reference, you may download a copy of the blank application for one-year grants here (link coming soon) or two-year grants here (link coming soon) . Please note: Applications must be submitted through the new grantee portal and you will need to create an account to access the application. New accounts will need to be verified before accessing the application and this may take up to 72 hrs.
Please create your account early. We will not accept these documents as applications. Grant Project Budget Template We’re happy to help.
Please contact Nikki Sabol, Women’s Giving Alliance Director, at 904. 356. 4483 or NSabol@jaxcf.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits in Northeast Florida addressing violence against women and girls. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows one-year up to $10,000; two-year $50,000-$125,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Women's Giving Alliance of NE Florida Grants are due January 20, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Women's Giving Alliance of NE Florida Grants is funded by Women's Giving Alliance of NE Florida. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Florida. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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