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Fund for Inclusive Recovery (US)

U.S. Mission to Indonesia announces Annual Program Statement

Deadline: 19-Nov-21

The Seattle Foundation has launched its Fund for Inclusive Recovery Phase 1 for Community Power and Base Building Investments.

The Fund for Inclusive Recovery will deploy $50 million over five years through phases of investment timed with emerging opportunities for action. In partnership with public sector decision-makers and philanthropic supporters, organizations rooted in communities of color are most effectively positioned to help transform racist systems and design innovative solutions.

In this first phase of investment, the Fund for Inclusive Recovery will support Community Power and Base Building approaches that create the necessary foundation for meaningful systems and policy change. They seek to fund BIPOC-led and rooted strategies for transforming racist systems that perpetuate inequities. Building on past learnings and leadership from community partners, they trust organizations to focus on areas of greatest importance and relevance to their communities in their approach.

This could include a focus on housing and homelessness, education, mental health, food security, or criminal justice as examples. Fund for Inclusive Recovery resources are flexible to support the necessary time, organizing, and staffing needed for base building efforts. They recognize the success of this work requires assessing the landscape, building partnerships, as well as engaging community and systems decision makers.

Approaches

To provide context on what an organization, movement, and/or coalition’s work could focus on as they build their power and base, please consider the following approaches. These approaches are not onetime events nor are they necessarily linear. An applicant may engage in more than one, over the course of the next three to five years:

Funding Information
Eligibility Criteria

Please carefully consider eligibility before applying. Organizations, movements, or coalitions should apply if they:

For more information, visit https://www.seattlefoundation.org/nonprofits/nonprofitgrantopportunities

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