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Foundation Portfolio Created by: Kelli Stranahan
Presented to: Claymont Community Center
3301 Green St. Claymont, DE 19703
Foundation Portfolio
Grant Making Foundations of Interest
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FOUNDATION PORTFOLIOGRANT MAKING FOUNDATIONS OF INTEREST
The 20 Foundations included in this portfolio where wisely selected and researched for the sole purpose of locating potential funding sources for Claymont Community Center and the Center’s primary programs.
Foundation Portfolio
Grant Making Foundations of Interest
PORTFOLIO HIGHLIGHTS
This portfolio included 20 Foundations hand selected and researched to fit the geographical location, funding interests, and types of support based solely on the funding needs of Claymont Community Center and the Center’s primary programs.Funding interests include Primary and Mental Health, Education, Food Support, and Seniors as well as special planning and building projects.
LOOKING AHEAD
The Foundations included are defined as private or community foundations. The information provided on these foundations is based on information retrieved from January 2013 until April 2013. Please note that the individual foundation funding areas of interest and application deadlines may change from year to year.
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AAA Mid-Atlantic
Recommended Funding: Food SupportOne River PlaceWilmington, DE 19801
Contact: Public Affairs DepartmentPhone: (302) 299-4700
Mission: Supporting organizations and activities addressing the economic, educational, social, and cultural needs of the communities served by AAA Mid-Atlantic.
Deadline: Application accepted throughout the year
Geographic Focus: Delaware, Maryland, Washington DC, and parts of Virginia, Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Funding Interests: Economic Development, Education, Social and Human Services, Cultural Needs
Type of Support: Program Support, In-Kind Donations, and Sponsorships
Restrictions: Commitments are not made for repetitive annual grants, multi-year donations or continuing support for organization or programs.
Application Process: A request on the organization's letterhead which includes: A description of the organization, its name, address, telephone number and contact
name. A brief statement of purpose or objectives of the organization. A copy of the organization's most recent tax-exempt ruling statement from the IRS. A list of its board of directors, trustees or similar governance body, and its
members' affiliations. A list of current corporate contributors. An audited financial report showing the overall financial condition of the
organization, including income and expenses for the last two years that clearly separates administrative and program costs.
If a donation request pertains to an event or program, a budget specific to that event may also be required.
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The Chichester DuPont Foundation
Recommended Funding: Capacity Building5720 Kennett PikeP.O. Box 3598Wilmington, DE 19807
Contact: Gregory F. Fields, SecretaryPhone: (302) 658-5244Fax: (302) 658-5091
Mission: Providing the Quality of Life for American Citizens and their Environment.
Deadline: In office by September 1
Geographic Focus: Nationwide
Funding Interests: environment, education, health care and social services
Type of Support: Preference is given to proposals for new initiatives, special projects, the expansion of current programs and capital improvement.
Restrictions: The Foundation does not consider requests for programs outside the United States, and, in general, does not consider requests for more than $100,000. Grants are never made to individuals or to organizations carrying on propaganda, or attempting to influence legislation.
Application Process: The grant application must contain the following:
A cover letter providing a brief project description and the specific amount requested.
A proposal, not exceeding five (5) pages, clearly setting forth the proposed program and the objectives to be attained.
An outline of how the program’s success will be monitored and evaluated Your organization’s most recent budget as approved by the Board of Directors. A copy of your IRS Section 501(c) (3) status. The grant request must be received on or before September 1st and will be acted
upon at the fall meeting.
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Claneil Foundation Special Project Fund
Recommended Funding: Education, Health and Human Services2250 Hickory RoadSuite 450Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
Contact: Andrea Bretting Phone: (610) 941-1140
Mission: to support and encourage effective individuals and organizations committed to improving the health of families and communities through advancements in health and human services, a sustainable food system, education and the protection of our environment.
Deadline: Spring Cycle: Dec. 1, Fall Cycle: June 30 (Fall Cycle is board invitation only)
Geographic Focus: Organizations located in the Mid-Atlantic and New England states of the U.S.
Funding Interests: Education, Environment, Health and Human Services, and Hunger/Nutrition Food System
Type of Support: new projects that have the potential to make transformative change within the Foundation
Restrictions: No funding for international projects or capital campaigns.
Application Process: All organizations seeking grant funding in this category are required to submit a letter of intent. The letter of intent should describe your organization (please include the size of your operating budget), and the purpose for which funding is being sought. Include the total project costs and the requested grant amount. Please conserve your resources and do not submit additional materials with the letter of intent.
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Fidelity Foundation
Recommended Funding: Capacity Building
Contact: [email protected] Mission: The Fidelity Foundation grant program was designed to strengthen the long-term effectiveness of nonprofit institutions.
Deadline: Application accepted throughout the year
Geographic Focus: Organizations of regional or national importance throughout the United States.
Funding Interests: Arts and culture, community development, social services, Health, and Education
Type of Support: projects funded are specifically intended to help nonprofits build the organizational capabilities they need to better fulfill their missions and serve their constituencies. Funding is available for project consultants to develop strategic, business, technology and other types of plans.
Restrictions: Grants are not made to start-up, sectarian or civic organizations; public school systems; disease-specific associations; or individuals.Grants are not made for operating support, sponsorships, galas or benefits, scholarships, corporate memberships, or video and film projects.
Application Process: A complete Letter of Inquiry addresses the following:
Contact Information Contact name and title Organization's legal name and EIN # Address Phone number E-Mail address
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Fidelity Foundation Application Process Continued…
A brief overview of your organization A description of the proposed funding needs and how they fit into the larger
strategic plan of your organization Points of interest specific to your organization's needs (See Selection Criteria for
description) If you are seeking support for a capital campaign, include progress toward your
fundraising goal A project budget Description of your organization's financial condition, including: operating
revenues and expenses as well permanently restricted endowment
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Gladys Brooks Foundation
Recommended Funding: Health Clinic1055 Franklin AvenueSuite 208Garden City, NY 11530
Contact: Mrs. Kathy Petry Phone: (516) 746-6103E-Mail: [email protected] Mission: Its purpose is to provide for the intellectual, moral and physical welfare of the people of this country by establishing and supporting non-profit libraries, educational institutions, hospitals and clinics.
Deadline: The application period for grant requests is January 15 - May 31, 2013.
Geographic Focus: Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee and Vermont.
Funding Interests: Non-Profit Libraries, Educational Institutions, hospitals and health clinics
Type of Support: Endowments, Capital Construction, Equipment, and Programs for new Health Needs, the Improvement in the Quality of Health Care, and to Reduce Health Care Costs with Better Patient Outcomes.
Restrictions: No grants will be considered to support a laboratory research project.
Application Process: Please review the sample application and additional instructions on website: http://www.gladysbrooksfoundation.org/application.htmlCollect the required information before you request an application as you will only have 45 days or less to submit your documentation once you request an application.
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Johnson Controls Foundation
Recommended Funding: Education and Health Services5757 North Green Bay AvenueP.O. Box 591Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201
Contact: Mary Dowell, DirectorPhone: (516) 746-6103E-Mail: [email protected] Mission: The Johnson Controls Foundation provides financial gifts to select U.S. based organizations located in the communities in which the company has a presence.
Deadline: Applications accepted throughout the year
Geographic Focus: primarily in communities where Johnson Controls has a presence.
Funding Interests: Art, culture, education, health and social services, and the environment
Type of Support: Capital and General Program Support; Employee Volunteer Programs
Restrictions: The Foundation does not donate equipment, products or labor. Grants are not made to private foundations or to endowment funds. No gifts will be made to any municipal, state, federal agency, or department, or to any organization established to influence legislation.
Application Process: Copy of letter regarding tax exempt status under Section 501(C)3 of the Internal
Revenue Code must be included with every request. Description of the structure, purpose, history and programs of the organization
with a list of its current officers and governing board members, including their outside affiliations.
Summary of the need for support and how it will be used. Geographic areas served by the organization. Current income and expense budget information for the organization and a copy
of the most recently audited financial statements. Statement regarding other sources of income from corporations and foundations,
community support and involvement.
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The Kresge Foundation
Recommended Funding: Health & Human Services3215 W. Big Beaver RoadTroy, Mich. 48084
Contact: (248) 643-9630 Mission: To promote human progress.
Deadline: Changes Depending on Grant Application
Geographic Focus: Underserved Communities unless noted
Funding Interests: Arts & Culture, Community Development, Detroit, Education, Environment, Health, and Human Services
Type of Support: Operating support grants, Project support grants, Program-related investments
Restrictions: Each program focuses on specific areas so organizations are asked to begin by learning more about the program that best fits their project.
Current grant opportunities are identified on website. http://www.kresge.org/funding/apply-for-fundingPlease note some grant opportunities are open only to applicants invited by program staff members.
Application Process: All Applications are completed and submitted online at:http://www.kresge.org/programs/health/apply-online-part-1
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M & T Charitable Foundation
Recommended Funding: Health & Human Services1100 North MarketWilmington, DE 19890
Contact: Joseph L. YacysyhnPhone: (302) 651-8494 Mission: At M&T Bank, they recognize that our corporate success is directly related to the health and vitality of the communities we serve. So, as a corporate citizen, we believe in providing resources to not-for-profit organizations that make our communities better places to live and work.
Deadline: Regional Deadline; contact Joseph L. Yacysyhn for more details
Geographic Focus: Delaware, DC, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia
Funding Interests: diverse range of Civic, Cultural, Education, Health Care, Human Service and Youth Organizations
Type of Support: Operating support grants, Project support grants, Program-related investments, Financial grants, Employee Volunteerism and In-Kind Services
Restrictions: Does not fund to Individuals, Organizations which lack the 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status, Political organizations, candidates or lobbying efforts, Fraternal or veterans organizations, Sports teams or National or International programs
Application Process: If your organization would like to be considered for a charitable contribution for over $1,000, please submit the following:
A completed Charitable Contributions Application located on pages 4 through 6. Board member list and their affiliations. Copy of the IRS 501(c)(3) federal tax exemption letter of determination. A brief proposal of 1 to 2 pages that includes the following:
Mission statement / purpose of your organization Detailed description of the need for funding Description of how the contribution will benefit the quality of life in your
community The nature and sources of permanent funding Annual budget and / or project budget
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Mid-Del Foundation
Recommended Funding: Human Services & SeniorsP. O. Box 273Harrington, DE 19952
Contact: William DiMondiPhone: (302) 398-3269 Mission: To consolidate the charitable undertakings of Delaware State Fair, Inc. and Harrington Raceway, Inc., with an emphasis on supporting organizations and activities involving agricultural, civic and social needs existing in the State of Delaware and such other charitable, educational and scientific endeavors as the governing body of the Foundation from time to time or at any time deems appropriate.
Deadline: Application must be postmarked by August 31
Geographic Focus: Delaware
Funding Interests: Health and Human Services, Arts, Agriculture, Education and Environment
Type of Support: Project support grants, Program-related investments
Restrictions: The Mid-Del Charitable Foundation does not generally make grants for the following; Religious activities, Lobbying or any other activity of a political nature, Individuals, Travel for individuals or groups, Capital projects, Administrative expenses
Application Process: Application available online at:http://i.saffireevent.com/files.ashx?t=fg&f=DSF-Mid-Del-Blank-Application-11.19.121.pdf&rid=DelawareStateFair, and should include:
Background of your agency, its primary mission and major programs The problem or need that your project addresses The goals and objectives of the project and an implementation timetable The people who will be served The geographic area the program will serve Project budget and funding
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The Ohio Causality Fund
Recommended Funding: Human Services & Education175 Berkeley St.Boston, MA 02116
Contact: Connie A Johnson E-Mail: [email protected] Mission: The Ohio Casualty Fund supports the communities in which we live and work, and further demonstrates how we "help people live safer, more secure lives."
Deadline: Applications must be received by September 1 to be considered.
Geographic Focus: Delaware, District of Columbia, Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia
Funding Interests: Health, Human Services, and Education Populations: Youth, Low-Income Families and Individuals, and People with Disabilities
Type of Support: General Operating Support, Program Support, and Capital Funding
Restrictions: No funding for trips, tours and transportation, deficit spending or debt liquidation, conferences, forums or special events, and organizations that have applied within the past 12 months
Application Process: all applications completed and submitted online at http://www.cybergrants.com/pls/cybergrants/quiz.display_question?x_gm_id=2068&x_quiz_id=2064&x_order_by=1
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The PNC Foundation
Recommended Funding: Education300 Delaware AvenueWilmington, DE 19801
Contact: Mary Liz BiddlePhone: (302) 429-7130 Mission: The PNC Foundation supports a variety of nonprofit organizations with a special emphasis on those that work to achieve sustainability and touch a diverse population.
Deadline: None Listed
Geographic Focus: The PNC Foundation conducts all philanthropic giving regionally.
Funding Interests: Early childhood education and/or Economic development such as Arts and Culture, Affordable Housing, Community Services, and the Revitalization and Stabilization of Low-and Moderate-Income Areas
Type of Support: Program Support
Restrictions: No funding operating funds for agencies that receive funds through, PNC United Way allocation, individuals or private foundations, annual funds of hospitals or colleges and universities, conferences and seminars, tickets and goodwill advertising
Application Process:Proposal Summary: Please limit to one page.Full Proposal:
Brief description of the organization and its purpose Statement of how the organization addresses either of the PNC Foundation’s
funding priorities Statement of the problem or need to be addressed Description of the specific project or activity that is the focus of grant request, e.g.,
number of people to be served, recruitment/outreach, management structure. If applying for a grant focusing on early childhood education
Statement of expected accomplishment and method to evaluate results
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Principal Financial Group Foundation, Inc.
Recommended Funding: Education & Health and Human Services1013 Centre RoadWilmington, DE 19805
Contact: Marilynn Toomey Mission: The foundation supports organizations involved with arts and culture, education, the environment, health, substance abuse, diseases, employment training, nutrition, housing, recreation and tourism, youth development, human services, community development, civic affairs, babies, and senior citizens.
Deadline: June 1
Geographic Focus: Des Moines, Iowa, Appleton, Wis., Cedar Falls, Iowa, Grand Island, Neb., Mason City, Iowa, Ottumwa, Iowa, Spokane, Wash., and Wilmington, Del.
Funding Interests: Art and Culture, Education, Health and Human Services, Civic and Community Development
Type of Support: Program Support, General Operating Support, and Capital Support (requires a separate application) - considered mainly in Des Moines, Iowa, and awarded on a limited, case-by-case basis.
Restrictions: No funding for endowments or memorials, Capital fund drives for hospitals or health care facilities, Social organizations, Courtesy or goodwill advertising in benefit publications
Application Process: Include the following materials when mailing your grant application. Electronic applications (email or fax) are not accepted.Cover letter (limit of two pages)
• Brief organizational background• Brief summary of the proposal including the purpose of the grant• Amount of proposed request• Anticipated budget for request
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Principal Financial Group Foundation, Inc. Continued…..
Proposal• Organization information• Mission statement• Geographic scope• Number of employees• Size of volunteer involvement
Request detailsBudget
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RGK Foundation
Recommended Funding: Education & Human Services1301 West 25th Street Suite 300 Austin, TX 78705-4236
Contact: (512) 474-9298 Mission: Foundation endeavors to be a catalyst for progressive change in humanitarian concerns.
Deadline: electronic Letters of Inquiry are reviewed throughout the year
Geographic Focus: Nationwide
Funding Interests: Health, Education, Human Services such as Children and Family Services, Early Childhood Development, and Parenting Education and Community Affairs
Type of Support: Program Support (including program salaries), but occasionally awards grants for general operating expenses
Restrictions: No funding for Annual funds, galas, or other special-event fundraising activities, Capital campaigns/renovation projects, Debt reduction, Emergency or disaster relief efforts, and Indirect/administrative costs
Application Process: Applicants must complete and submit an electronic Letter of Inquiry from our Web site as a first step. You will be notified by e-mail within two weeks if the Foundation is willing to consider a formal proposal, and if so, given detailed instructions on the formal application process.
Safeway Foundation
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Recommended Funding: Human Services & Hunger Relief4551 Forbes Blvd.Lanham, MD 20706
Contact: Greg Teneyck
Mission: The Safeway Foundation supports causes that impact our customers' lives.
Deadline: National grant applications are reviewed quarterly and regional grant applications are reviewed biannually.
Geographic Focus: Regional and Nationwide
Funding Interests: Education, Health and Human Services, Hunger Relief, People with Disabilities
Type of Support: Program Support
Restrictions: No funding for individuals or for-profit organizations, political organizations or activities, religious organizations for religious purposes, capital or building campaigns, and advocacy programs
Application Process: To apply for a grant, you must fill out an online application. After the close of each application process, it typically takes us about 8 weeks to respond.Online Application is completed and submitted through:https://safeway.versaic.com/Login.aspx
May and Stanley Smith Charitable Fund
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Recommended Funding: Education, Youth Services, & Seniors2320 Marinship Way Suite 150Sausalito, CA 94965
Contact: Janet Ferraiolo, Grants ManagerE-Mail: [email protected]
Mission: The May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust supports organizations that offer opportunities that enrich the quality of life, promote self-sufficiency, and assist individuals in achieving their highest potential.
Deadline: Letters of Inquiry accepted throughout the year
Geographic Focus: United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, the Bahamas, and Hong Kong
Funding Interests: Children and Youth, Disabled and Critically Ill, Disadvantaged Adults and Families, Elders, Special Initiatives
Type of Support: General operating support, Capacity building, and Program support
Restrictions: No funding for hospitals or hospital foundations, medical clinics or servicesScientific or medical research, Building funds or capital projects, Schools and universities except those receiving less than 25% of their operating funds from families and those serving a 100% disabled population, Endowment funds, Individuals, Organizations or programs operated by governments or receiving significant funding from government sources
Application Process: There are no deadlines for the LOI. LOIs may be submitted at any time. All LOIs will be reviewed, and each applicant will be contacted regarding the outcome. Typically, applicants will hear from a staff member within six weeks of the LOI submission. Selected applicants will be invited to submit a full proposal and will receive proposal guidelines at that time. Applicants should not send a full proposal unless invited to do so by Trust staff.Letter of Inquiry are completed and submitted through: https://www.grantrequest.com/SID_1146/
Sovereign Bank Foundation
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Recommended Funding: Education, Youth, and Health Services2 Aldwyn LaneVillanova, PA 19085
Contact: CRA Division Manager
Mission: The Foundation seeks to enhance the quality of life for individuals by supporting local non-profit organizations in the communities we serve.
Deadline: January-March: Applications must be postmarked by March 7th.April-June: Applications must be postmarked by June 8th.June-September: Applications must be postmarked by September 7th.
Geographic Focus: Regionally where Sovereign Banks conduct business
Funding Interests: Community Investment and Economic Development, Youth and Education, Health and Human Service, and Arts and Culture
Type of Support: General Program Support
Restrictions: No funding for Individuals, Capital Campaigns, Programs with political, sectarian, and religious purposes, Pageants, Team sponsorships or sporting events, Organizations traditionally supported by parents (e.g. Little League, PTO, Scouting), Advertising in programs, bulletins, schedules, maps, yearbooks, book covers, or brochures, Trips and tours, including transportation costs, and "Walk-a-thon" races or similar fundraising events
Application Process: The following information must be submitted to the Foundation (Electronically Preferred):
Complete Grant Proposal Cover Sheet. A maximum two page narrative proposal. A copy of the organization's current budget, and budget for the specific program
identifying any committed and pending support for the program. A list and professional identification of the organization's Board of Directors. A copy of the organization's Federal IRS 501(C)(3) tax determination letter and
Taxpayer Identification Number.
TD Charitable Foundation
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Recommended Funding: Education1701 Route 70 EastCherry Hill, New Jersey 08034
Contact: Michael RayderPhone: 888-751-9000
Mission: Through the TD Charitable Foundation and the financial grants it makes, we partner with area non-profit and public institutions to create meaningful change and improvement in our communities.
Deadline: Applications needs to be received before the Fourth Friday of the following months February, May, August, or November
Geographic Focus: Regionally where TD Banks conduct business
Funding Interests: Community Development, Education, Arts and Culture, Civic Engagement, Environment, and Human Services
Type of Support: Program Support, Projects, and Activities
Restrictions: Only one grant will be awarded to a non-profit organization per calendar year. If renewed funding is desired, the organization must submit a new request. Grants are typically not made for general operating efforts or to create endowments. Capital campaigns and multi-year commitments are strongly discouraged.
Application Process: The grant application consists of the following seven sections: General Organization Information: (name, address, phone number, website
address, etc.) Contact Information: (top executive information and request contact information if
different) Additional Organization Information: (year founded, mission, organization type,
staff and volunteer information, etc.) Organization Financial Information: (total revenue, total expense, net assets,
explanation regarding any significant changes in net assets position, in expense structure or/and in revenue generation, top funders, etc.)
Request Information: (program title, requested grant amount, program budget, etc.)
Wells Fargo Corporate Giving
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Recommended Funding: Human Services & Hunger Relief
Wells Fargo, Social Responsibility Group123 S. Broad St, 15th FloorPhiladelphia, PA 19109-1029
Contact: Aldustus (A.J.) Jordan, Vice President & Community Affairs ManagerE-Mail: [email protected]
Mission: We know that our company can only be as strong as the communities we serve. That is why we are committed to making sure that cities, towns, and neighborhoods across our region are strong, vibrant places to live, work, and grow.
Deadline: Applications are accepted between January 1 and November 1 of each year.
Geographic Focus: Regionally where Wells Fargo Banks conduct business
Funding Interests: Community Development, Education, Arts and Culture, Civic Engagement, Environment, and Human Services
Type of Support: Program Support and General Operating Support
Restrictions: No funding for Individual schools (private, public, charter, or parochial),Travel or conferences for non-profit agency personnel, Personnel and operating expenses, Capital campaigns, and Recreational, athletic, or sports teams, programs, or leagues
Application Process: If organization meets Wells Fargo’s eligibility requirements and fits in with their philanthropic goals and objectives, the organization is encouraged to proceed with their online application. https://www.cybergrants.com/pls/cybergrants/quiz.display_question?x_gm_id=1958&x_quiz_id=874&x_order_by=1
WSFS Corporate Citizen Contributions & Scholarships
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Recommended Funding: Health & Human ServicesWSFS Bank Center500 Delaware Ave.Wilmington, DE 19801
Contact: (302) 571-7090E-Mail: [email protected]
Mission: Making a visible impact in the lives of others is the primary goal and mission of our community efforts.
Deadline: Applications are accepted throughout the year
Geographic Focus: Regionally where WSFS Banks conduct business
Funding Interests: Education, Health and Human Services, Programs for the Homeless, and Economic Development and Business Growth
Type of Support: Program Support and General Operating Support
Restrictions: No grants to individuals
Application Process: Application - Please print and send with the below list of appendiceshttp://www.wsfsbank.com/uploadedFiles/About_WSFS/Docs/Sponsorship-Contribution-Request-Form_External.pdf
Most recent operating budget Board of Directors/Trustees 501 (c) (3) status
WSFS Foundation
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Recommended Funding: EducationWSFS Bank Center500 Delaware Ave.Wilmington, DE 19801
Contact: (302) 571-7090E-Mail: [email protected]
Mission: The Foundation primarily focuses on supporting educational programs for children ages K-12 who live in underserved communities and attend our public schools. Grants are awarded for innovative, creative initiatives that can be sustained and replicated, giving students statewide the opportunity to achieve academic excellence and develop leadership skills.
Deadline: Applications are accepted throughout the year
Geographic Focus: Regionally where WSFS Banks conduct business
Funding Interests: Education
Type of Support: Program Support
Restrictions: No grants to individuals, Private Schools, Scholarship Programs, Debt Reduction, Religious Programs, Endowments or Capital Campaigns
Application Process: The following information is required: Application Description of your organization’s mission Program/project description Program/project budget Most recent operating budget Most recent annual report Board of Directors/Trustees-Biographical information 501 (c) (3) status-IRS letter and ID number
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GRANT MAKING FOUNDATIONS OF INTEREST
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The 20 Foundations included in this portfolio
where wisely selected and researched for the
sole purpose of locating potential funding
sources for Claymont Community Center and
the Center’s primary programs.
By: Kelli Stranahan Jan.-April 2013
FOUNDATION PORTFOLIO