Deadline: 1 February 2020
The Arca Foundation is currently seeking applications for its grant program to support organizations and projects that work to advance economic and racial justice, an inclusive democracy, peace and security, human rights, and a clean environment.
The Foundation support strategic initiatives that work to engage diverse, impacted communities in organization that puts people on the front lines of social change; educate the public about policies that advance the greater good; promote transparency and access to information; and strive for structural, game-changing reforms.
Arca’s long-term aim is to advance a sustainable planet where there is respect for human dignity and there is economic, democratic and social equity.
Funding Information
The Arca Foundation’s average grant is approximately $50,000. However, many are less and a few are larger grants, depending upon the project.
Focus Areas
- Domestic
- Domestically, Arca will work to make measurable shifts toward advancing racial and economic justice and democratic inclusion at the local and state level in the US South (Florida and North Carolina) and in the US Midwest (Michigan and Wisconsin).
- International
- The Arca Foundation has a modest international portfolio that supports 501(c)(3) organizations working to advance a more just US Foreign Policy that prioritizes human dignity and building peace over militarization.
Eligibility Criteria
The Foundation accepts three types of Grant applications:
- General Support Requests
- Requests for general organizational support.
- Project Support Requests
- Requests for a specific project housed within an organization.
- Fiscally Sponsored Project Requests
- Requests by organizations that do not have their own 501(c)3 status but have secured a 501(c)3 organization as a fiscal sponsor or requests by organizations who intend to make a sub-grant in support of a particular organization or project.
What will not fund
The Foundation will not provide grants for the following:
- Individual;
- Capital Projects/ Endowments;
- Scholarships or Fellowships;
- Scholarly Research;
- Government Programs;
- Direct or Grassroots Lobbying;
- Direct Social and Human Services.
For more information, visit https://www.arcafoundation.org/for-grant-applicants/
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