Grants for Programs in Housing, Health, & Economic Stability
GrantID: 2370
Grant Funding Amount Low: $5,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $5,000
Summary
There are opportunities for organizations to access funding aimed at supporting initiatives that strengthen communities and improve quality of life. These grants are primarily available to nonprofit organizations that serve residents in a specific southeastern state, though some funding may be applicable to projects with broader regional impact. The grants are intended to help organizations carry out programs focused on promoting economic stability, improving access to essential services, and creating long-term positive change in areas such as housing, health, and workforce development.
Eligible applicants are generally established nonprofits with at least a year of operation, and the funds are designed to be used for program development, general operating support, or targeted community initiatives. While small businesses and individuals are not typically eligible, collaborative efforts or coalitions of nonprofits may be considered. Projects that are community-led or informed by those directly affected by the issues being addressed are particularly encouraged, reflecting a focus on systemic impact rather than short-term solutions.
Grant amounts can vary depending on the scope and type of project, with some awards reaching over one hundred thousand dollars. Smaller grants are also available for local engagement, outreach, or pilot programs, offering flexibility for organizations to test new ideas or support emerging needs. The intent is to provide meaningful support that allows organizations to scale effective programs, strengthen infrastructure, and create lasting change for vulnerable populations.
Applications generally require an initial eligibility assessment, followed by a more detailed proposal process for selected applicants. These opportunities are designed to be accessible annually, allowing organizations to plan and align their projects with funding priorities. The focus is on meaningful, strategic impact rather than broad or unfocused spending, making these grants a valuable resource for nonprofits seeking to advance social equity and improve the well-being of the communities they serve.
The overall purpose is to encourage innovation, support organizational capacity, and help organizations deliver programs that make measurable differences in people’s lives.
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