
| Resources for NonProfits |
| Community Partners |
| Healty City Project |
| Center for Nonprofit Management |
| BoardSource |
| The Foundation Center |
| Apply for a Grant | |||||
| To maintain flexibility
and be responsive to community needs, the California Community Foundation
makes grants through a series of initiatives. |
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Each of these initiatives has its own specific guidelines, but all fall under the umbrella of our general grant guidelines: |
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Improving early academic achievement -focusing specifically on preschool through eighth grade. |
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Revitalizing neighborhoods -to help establish communities where every individual feels they have a stake in the well-being of that community. |
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Strengthening and expanding economic opportunity -to place adults in jobs with a livable wage and to ease their entry into the workforce. |
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Building healthy communities -to ensure the physical and mental strength for individuals to be self-supporting. |
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Our initiatives vary in total available funds and duration. Each initiative has its own purpose, guidelines and eligibility requirements. |
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| Tips for Grantseekers | |||
| If you're at a nonprofit looking for funding, these tips
can save you time and spare you frustration. While there is a lot of material
here, spend the time and take it all in -in the long run, it will pay off.
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There are five sections to this page: We begin with How to Find the Best Source of Funding for Your Project, and then we offer some ideas on Writing a Good Grant Proposal. To help you decide if the foundation is the right place for you to look for a grant, try Understanding the Evaluation Process of the California Community Foundation. If you are being considered for a grant, program officers may want to come to your agency. What to Expect From a Site Visit. And there's a few Extra Bonus Hints that we didn't want to leave you without. |
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