Deadline: 30-Jul-21
The Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation is accepting application for its Grant Program to support organizations that foster trans-formative programs which best serve the local community as a whole in the areas of arts and culture, education, environmental, health and medical, human services, and religion.
Focus Areas
The Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation’s Board of Directors has designated several areas of concern comprised of specific intentions.
- Arts/Culture: Performing arts, humanities, media and communications, multipurpose museums, public broadcasting, and historical preservation.
- Education: Promotional programs for elementary, secondary and vocational systems, colleges/universities, graduate programs, adult and multipurpose libraries
- Environmental: Support of natural resources, beautification programs, pollution control, environmental education, and horticultural/botanical programs.
- Health/Medical: Rural health care, crisis intervention, special programs in health centers, and prevention/treatment of specific diseases.
- Human Services: Youth development and recreation, disaster relief, employment training/ placement, multipurpose agencies, and abuse prevention.
- Religion: The theological education and ecumenical programs as well as the mission of many churches, synagogues, and religious charities.
- Miscellaneous: Because every grant cannot be included into a category, the Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation permits grants for animal welfare, community development, sports, camps, fire and police departments and economic development as miscellaneous grants.
Eligibility Criteria
- The Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation funds only 501(c)3 designated organizations.
Requirements
- Precedence is given to organizations situated within or whose activities are concentrated in, first, southwestern Pennsylvania, specifically Pittsburgh, then northern West Virginia, northern Maryland, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and, lastly, the United States.
- Other requirements are:
- Proposals are to be submitted on 8.5 x 11 paper, printed single-sided, and unbound.
- Supportive materials should not exceed more than five (5) pages. If you are going to include a brochure in lieu of supportive material, please only include one (1).
- A complete, to-the-point description of the project detailing the purpose and objectives.
- To-the-point procedures for project implementation.
- An itemized budget including official estimates on the estimator’s letterhead.
- Photographs and/or drawings of the current areas/items being replaced/constructed including items to be purchased (e.g. dishwashers, dryers, computers).
- A list of donors being pursued. If no other donors are being pursued, please note along with a reason for not seeking funds from other sources.
- A copy of the organization’s tax-exemption declaration.
- A professionally prepared or official financial statement. In certain instances, a professionally prepared financial statement is not available due to the organizations association within a community (e.g. fire stations). If your organization does not have access to professional prepared financial statements, please call the office to obtain what financial documentation is needed.
- A list of the organization’s current Board of Directors.
- A list of corporate or foundation donors within the last year.
For more information, visit https://www.snee-reinhardt.org/