|
|
Eligibility
and Application Process
Tax-Exempt Status
In order to apply for a J. R. Albert
Foundation grant, you must be a non-profit organization with 501(c)(3)
tax exempt status from the IRS, and be designated as a 509(a)(1) or
509(a)(2) public charity. You must be able to provide documentation of
this status. Please do not apply if you do not have
documentation of tax-exempt status.
General Operating Fund Grants
The Foundation's policy is to offer general operating grants
- funds not assigned to a particular project - only to
organizations with which we have an ongoing relationship. Please do not
apply for these funds unless invited by the board. Project/program,
research, capital/construction, and food bank assistance applications
are open to all interested.
top of page
Project Grant
Proposals must:
- be relevant to one of our
funding priorities.
- reasonably ensure that the program has
continued support after involvement by the J. R. Albert Foundation
is discontinued.
- not involve liability to the J. R. Albert
Foundation except to provide the amount of the grant.
- involve active participation by the sponsor,
which must be a not- for- profit tax exempt 501(c)(3) organization,
institution, or association.
- demonstrably benefit others beyond the
individual organization recipient of the grant.
- include the capability for evaluating the
outcomes and goals stated in the original proposal.
- not restrict the services, facilities or
employment provided by the grant to any person based on race,
creed, gender, sexual orientation or national origin.
top of page
After you
have read all the grant guidelines, go to the
application page to log-in to our online system.
Questions about guidelines or
forms,
please contact
staff@jralbertfoundation.org
top of page
|
