The regional grassroots advocacy effort in the Richmond region advocates for improved policies and increased investments in child care for Virginias youngest children. Birth in Color RVA Foundation supports families of color so they can help meet their pregnancy and parenthood needs. Communities In Schools of Chesterfield - $50,000 The longevity project convenes and coordinates elders, community members, professionals, and organizations working toward longevity equity. Legal Aid Justice Center - $30,000 The amount of the grants will range from $10,000 to $50,000. Virginia College Funds Gupton Initiative, in alliance with GO Virginia, will create education pathways for students to study advanced pharmaceutical manufacturing at VCU for entry into the burgeoning Petersburg pharmaceutical industry. $50,000 to REAP Food Group to increase its development capacity by training board members to actively participate in donor stewardship and fundraising and hiring a grant writer. They will carry Advocacy programs focus on policies that impact youth aging out of the foster care system. $15,000 to create a strategic development plan to expand Kanopys fundraising, teaching and performance. $30,000 to expand from six to 12 schools the Up Close and Musical Program, an award-winning in-school residency program that brings a string quartet of professional musicians into K-3 classrooms. St. Joseph's Villa - $40,000 $30,000 over two years to Black Girl Magic Educational Services to develop a mentor program in schools focused on supporting identity development, leadership skills, cultural representation and mental health awareness for Black girls. WebIf awarded a Community Impact Grant, recipient nonprofit organizations will need to provide at minimum the following documentation: W-9 ACH agreement (provided upon VCC stewards the Economic Equity Fund for Black, Indigenous, or People of Color (BIPOC) and women-owned small businesses. Together for Early School Success provides teachers, families, and children in preschool through first grade with high-quality, sustained learning opportunities for early academic success. Specific details of the type of projects that each of these grants fund are given on the next page. $10,000 to support students of color as they prepare for, apply to, and enroll in a historically black college or university. Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity- $55,000 WebCommunity Impact Grants are intended for large-scale, community-initiated park improvement projects from $5,000 and up. (Includes second installment of two-year, $1 million grant.). JRA utilizes a comprehensive approach to solving systemic problems facing our waters and fosters opportunities for the community to engage with the James River. Youth education enhances learning for Richmond students at under-resourced schools. The Gleaning Network coordinates volunteers, growers, and distribution agencies to salvage food in support of Richmond residents. It generally favors Direct costs for implementing the project or program are eligible grant expenses. The READ Center - $25,000 Support will be provided to organizations, partnerships and coalitions working to increase opportunities for young people, especially BIPOC youth, to realize the many rewards of physical activity, including the benefits to their mental health. $20,000 for the merger of Arts + Literature Laboratory and Greater Madison Jazz Consortium. WebFY23 Community Impact Grant Program Overview. To scale the initiative, The Starbucks Foundation is inviting partner companies (licensees) Establishment and operations of the early childhood initiative will result in 100 new preschool slots. Promotion and understanding of Black history in Virginia provides educational resources, services, and opportunities for Richmond residents, visitors, and youth. Central Virginia Health Services - $25,000 Chicago Urban League, IL. Grant recipient: The Chicago Urban League (the League) works for economic, educational and social progress for Housing Families First serves families facing homelessness by providing a path to a permanent home through emergency shelter and rapid rehousing. Through the Community Impact Grants, the Seattle Mariners Care Foundation seeks to help Local Initiatives Support Corporation - $25,000 Generally, we have about six times as much funding requested as we have funds available. The 2023 Community Impact Grant Program (CIG) is funded by the Department of City Planning to assist NPUs in their efforts to improve their neighborhoods and the City as a whole. The regional grassroots advocacy effort in the Richmond region advocates for improved policies and increased investments in child care for Virginias youngest children. Post secondary financial aid advising supports students in nine of the Richmond region's public high schools. The workforce development program serves high school students and young adults in the East End of Richmond by preparing them for a variety of work experiences. Directions, P.O. Attention: Monterey County Storm Relief Fund. Email Us, $25,000 to Omega School to pilot an educational pathway project that supports completion of a GED and matriculation at Madison College. Thrive Birth to Five- $100,000 ChildSavers supports the guidance our community's children through life's critical moments with trauma-informed mental health and child development services. $30,000 to Kanopy Dance Theatre to help fund the Kanopy Center for Modern and Contemporary Dance, which will incorporate state of the art equipment to support virtual learning, collaboration and performances. Half of this grant is for capital costs and half is a 1:2 endowment challenge match. In addition, no more than 30% of the requested grant funding may be used for indirect costs that contribute to the organizations ability to implement the grant project, or for building and/or sustaining operational capacity for the duration of the grant period. Specific details of the type of projects that each of these grants fund are given on the next page. Collectively, the Foundation will provide over $8.94 million in grants and scholarships in its 2015-2016 fiscal year. CIS Richmond will support 21,000 students over 40 sites, with a particular focus on the expanding mental health needs of students. This internship program offers work experience to technology students who face barriers to employment in the IT and cybersecurity fields. The Robinson Theater Community Arts Center provides out-of-school programs and summer camps. $15,000 to build the capacity of Madisons first professional regional musical theater company. While many of the charitable funds established at the Community Foundation for the Ohio Valley, Inc. have been either designated for a specific purpose or are otherwise restricted in their distribution, the Foundation has developed a pool of several unrestricted funds. Attention: Monterey County Storm Relief Fund. Grants to be considered might include (but are not limited to): Education Attainment The committee is trained for their year-long role which involves reviewing written applications, meeting with applicants and serving as a champion for selected grantees through the life of the grant. With these 12 new projects, MCF has invested more than $2 million in competitive grants in our community in 2022. $60,000 to the Vera Court Neighborhood Center to create a new Youth Program Director position to expand current youth programming and run new programs for the Bridge Lake Point Waunona Neighborhood Center in preparation for a major capital campaign. If your organization has funding needs that align with our areas of impact, we encourage you to make a grant request by completing an online application. Income-based home ownership, critical home repairs, and affordable rentals enable families to secure safe, healthy, affordable homes. Mail a check: Community Foundation for Monterey County. Photo by Zane Williams. WebCommunity Impact Grant Program is open to 501(c)(3) organizations in Burnett, Pierce, Polk, and St. Croix Counties for programs impacting the health, education, and financial stability of local residents. All Letters of Intent should be no more than two The Commonwealth Institute provides communities of color and people with low incomes with opportunity to have a voice in the development of education, health care, and tax policies. Henrico Education Foundation supports teacher recruitment and retention through sustained, high-quality training and support. IT4Causes - $20,000 $35,000 to Madison Youth Choirs for its Amplifying Every Voice project to expand participation, remove barriers to entry and increase diversity in the Youth Choirs. Grant funds support implementation of the organization's strategic growth while meeting ongoing basic needs of schools, classrooms, teachers, and students. WebOne of the ways the DCF is building opportunity and advancing equity for all in Delaware is through our Community Impact Grants. Post secondary financial aid advising supports students in nine of the Richmond region's public high schools. WebCommunity Impact Grants. Senior Connections, CAAA - $15,000 Critical home repairs restore existing homes to safety for homeowners in the Goochland area who do not have the resources for repairs or relocation. This includes units of government, school corporations, and religious organizations. To do so, we will support efforts that: Baseball, softball, and other forms of physical activity have many benefits for young people. Critical home repairs restore existing homes to safety for homeowners in Hanover who do not have the resources for repairs or relocation. $30,000 to the Music Academy of Sun Prairie to create an outreach coordinator position to help expand and develop new culturally responsive programming in the school system. Emergency shelter combined with case management works to move residents into permanent housing as quickly as possible and meet immediate needs of clients. Atlantic Outreach Group - $25,000 Race and income often determine who has access to sports and the hardships of the COVID-19 pandemic made these disparities worse. Annually, the DCF awards over $600,000 through its Community Impact Grants programs. $25,000 to support a key component of SSFPs 25th year of writing, publishing, and sparking academic success. Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities - $25,000 Annually, the DCF awards over $600,000 $15,000 to Madison Ballet to expand opportunities for choreographers of color throughout the organization, from students, to emerging choreographers, to commissioning more established choreographers to build new works to permanently enter Madison Ballet's repertoire. While the grant agreement will define the required components of grant evaluations, the following items are generally included in the grant reports: Frequently, the Community Foundations program staff will visit the grant site to check on progress or experience the project in action. WebCommunity Impact Grants Application Process. Their gifts large and small collectively provide MCF the capacity to make meaningful grants to these organizations.. Church Hill Activities & Tutoring - $25,000 The K-3 Reading Corps Tutors with Richmond Public Schools embeds rigorously trained AmeriCorps Tutors and Leading Men Fellows into pre-K classrooms and elementary schools. $25,000 to build a playground at the new McKenzie Family Club in Sun Prairie to ensure that children get at least the recommended 60 minutes of unstructured physical activity each day. $30,000 to Logans Hearts & Smiles to increase staffing and build 200 accessibility projects for families with disabled children over the next five years. The Global Community Impact Grants program builds on other initiatives of The Starbucks Foundation including: Neighborhood Grants, which invites Starbucks partners in the U.S. and Canada to nominate local organizations that strengthen their communities, with more than 3,500 organizations receiving grants since 2019. Partnership for the Future- $40,000 VCU's School of Education: Minority Educator Recruitment, Retention and Equity Center/RTR Petersburg works to recruit, support, and retain educators of color. The grant agreement will outline the payout schedule for the grant, which may include multiple distributions. WebGrants. WebD onate Now. Generally, grants are distributed on a reimbursement basis. With Connecticut Foodshare is pleased to release this grant funding opportunity to support food assistance programs in its network. $150,000 to Nehemiah to expand the program to employees of school districts, police departments and judicial leaders across the county. Made possible by donor established funds, the Community Foundation'sCommunity Impact grantsare awarded througha competitive process and support local nonprofits whose strategies and outcomes align with the Foundations four focus areas:community vibrancy,economic prosperity,educational success, andhealth and wellness. In addition to 12 Anniversary Grants awarded through May 2018, MCF awarded 21 Community Impact grants in 2017 that grow and sustain the important work of nonprofits throughout Dane County. Preparing Letters of Intent. $20,000 2:1 matching grant to Dane County Library Services to help fund the Ripple Intern Program to recruit, train and employ youth of color in paid internships with Dane County libraries. JRA utilizes a comprehensive approach to solving systemic problems facing our waters and fosters opportunities for the community to engage with the James River. Housing Families First serves families facing homelessness by providing a path to a permanent home through emergency shelter and rapid rehousing. $19,000 to partner with Community GroundWorks to create land security for Hmong farmers at Westport Community Farm. 2. CodeVA - $25,000 The Sprout School provides full-day, full-year, high-quality, and affordable early childhood education and infant care to families in the Greater Richmond region. These new editors will help expand successful STEAM learning projects, including Women in Science and Math and Science of Wisconsin's Environment.. $30,000 to provide digital access to the museums collection of Mexican Modernist art, and to develop programming to celebrate Mexican art and culture and develop meaningful connections with Madisons Latinx community. Grant funds support expansion of the Automotive & Welding skilled trades programs at the Parham Road Campus. Rigorous, evidence-based programs measurably increase thousands of Virginians knowledge, skills, and capacity to advance equity in schools, businesses, and communities. $100,000 challenge grant to support the Overture Center's10 resident companies during this period where the pandemic has eliminated the ability to have live performances. Virginia Excels advances advocacy focused on ensuring educational equity in the Richmond region that engages parents and youth. Henrico Education Foundation - $25,000 1:2 challenge grant of $35,000 to help the Friends of the McFarland Library and the Library Board of Trustees establish an endowment fund and help leverage an additional $70,000 in funding. The Fresh Start program provides transitional housing and case management to individuals experiencing homelessness in the Greater Richmond area. $30,000 to CEOs of Tomorrow to provide programming directly in high-need schools, creating real-world entrepreneurial and business-management learning opportunities for students. $40,000 to the Oregon Public Library for building a larger library to better serve the needs of a growing community. The individuals on the committee are charged with the difficult task of selecting a limited number of grants for funding from a pool of very compelling projects and programs. Rigorous, evidence-based programs measurably increase thousands of Virginians knowledge, skills, and capacity to advance equity in schools, businesses, and communities. $50,000 for We Care for Dane Kids to create a network of child care programs and support them with the tools and business skills needed to help them reduce expenses and teacher turnover. These nonprofits are helping make the Madison area extraordinary. Help Me Help You Foundation - $20,000 The grants address opportunities and support organizations in five focus areas: learning, community development, arts and culture, environment, and organizational capacity building. Since the program began, grants have been awarded to Neighborhood Planning Units and the Atlanta Planning Advisory Urban League of Greater Richmond - $100,000 In addition to building healthier bodies, being physically active helps relieve stress, boost self-confidence, and combat depression. Before grant funding is available, the grantee and the Community Foundation will execute a grant agreement. Virginia Literacy Foundation - $50,000 Income from the Foundations unrestricted funds are awarded through the Community Impact Grant program. Community Collaboration Grants provide organizations with training and technical assistance to address health inequities stemming from the social determinants of health. To be eligible, organizations must be led by the community impacted by the inequities and face high health equity needs in their community. This award supports Chesterfield County Public School students, families, and/or teachers through special projects identified as opportunities by the superintendent. The Shalom Farms supports the building of healthy communities by growing and sharing healthy food. WebThe Community Impact Grant is our signature Canadian giving program. FRIENDS provides high-quality, curriculum-driven, educational programs for low-to-moderate income families in the greater Richmond area. $30,000 to improve and enhance the Rooftop Ramble, adding accessibility features for people with disabilities, and create an interactive exhibit on renewable energy. $40,000 to Madison Reading Projectfor the purchase of a larger, climate-controlled, lift-equipped Big Red Reading Bus, more than doubling its outreach and free book distribution across Dane County. We couldnt be more honored to support these deserving organizations, said Fred Rivera, Seattle Mariners Executive Vice President. MBL Foundation - $25,000 Seattle The Starbucks Foundation today announced a $30 million investment by 2030 in a new Global Community Impact Grants portfolio designed to drive locally relevant impact in the communities where Starbucks operates around the world. Neighborhood Resource Center - $35,000 2354 Garden Road, Monterey, CA, 93940. HomeAgain - $30,000 2. ChildSavers - $35,000 ChildSavers supports the African American Nonprofit Leaders and their key areas for strategic action: Organizational Capacity, Leadership Capacity, Transformational Narratives, and Relevant & Equitable Services. Daniel started covering Pearland City Council, Pearland ISD and Brazoria County for Community Impact in October 2022. Side by Side creates supportive communities where Virginias LGBTQ+ youth can define themselves, belong, and flourish. $150,000 to the Urban League of Greater Madison for the Black Business Hub and the Hub Accelerator Program, which will support and accelerate Black entrepreneurship through courses, grants, loans and increased job opportunities in South Madison. VisioCheck and the Mobile Vision Clinic provide onsite eye exams and glasses at school for students. Henrico Community Food Banks provides access to nutritious food in an equitable and dignified manner to those in need. Virginia College Fund- $10,000 $50,000 to the Urban League of Greater Madison to expand its Parent Instructional Support Program, which provides help to families trying to navigate virtual schooling during the COVID-19 pandemic. Within these areas, the Community Foundation has adopted funding priorities in education, housing, and workforce development initiatives that will increase access and opportunity for low-income residents in Richmond. $90,000 (3-year, $30,000 grant) for the Big Share, an online giving day that raises money for Community Shares and its 70 member nonprofits. $50,000 will support a campaign to expand its footprint and provide more social services, including increased food pantry and product distribution and improved safety and accessibility for volunteers. $50,000 to hire Scholz Nonprofit Law to help area nonprofit organizations navigate the requirements and application process for federal relief funds provide through the CARES Act. On an annual basis, the Community Foundation of Bloomington and Monroe County (CFBMC) entertains funding requests for projects and programs that will benefit the citizens of Bloomington and Monroe County. The Quick Start to Employment program serves individuals enrolled in the REAL LIFE program who are seeking meaningful employment and financial independence. Emergency shelter and case management provides low-barrier immediate shelter and support for people facing a housing crisis to ensure their experience is as brief as possible. Grantmaking at the Community Foundation is a thoughtful process. FRIENDS Association for Children - $25,000 The Richmond Housing Outreach program provides legal representation and education to prevent eviction of low-income, elderly and disabled people at no cost. Community-based advocacy and fitness programs make the Richmond region a safer, healthier, and more sustainable place to live and work. Eligible applicants must be located Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio recognizes this and provides Community Impact Grants of up to $12,500 to support smaller initiatives and organizations that have a large impact on community health. Local and state advocacy amplifies the voices of those most impacted by education policy decisions. Virginia Housing Alliance works to expand housing opportunity and end homelessness through advocacy, education, and collaboration. VisioCheck and the Mobile Vision Clinic provide onsite eye exams and glasses at school for students. The Commonwealth Institute provides communities of color and people with low incomes with opportunity to have a voice in the development of education, health care, and tax policies.
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