Abington Foundation Grant

The Abington Foundation strives to partner with non-profits aiding primarily low-income communities in Cuyahoga County. It champions racial equity, aiming to mitigate systemic racism's adverse effects on health, education, and economic outcomes for BIPOC populations.

Type of Support

Overview

The grant's broad goals include supporting non-profit organizations that focus on:

  1. Education - Enhancing urban education, literacy, and quality early childhood education.
  2. Pathways to Economic Independence - Programs that aid in job readiness, access to employment, family stability, financial literacy, and technology training for future economy careers.
  3. Healthcare - Increasing access for the elderly and underserved.
  4. Cultural Activities - Fostering local cultural institutions and landmarks, with a focus on educational programming and school residencies that support learning and social-emotional development.

The Foundation prioritizes specific program or project requests, generally discouraging endowment, sponsorships, seminars, or general operating support requests.

Eligibility

Organization's Location
USA
Program Location
OH (Cuyahoga County)
Organization Type
Organizations with IRS 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status
Other
  • Provide services or programming in one of the four focus areas: Education; Pathways to economic independence; Healthcare; Cultural activities
  • Located in Cuyahoga County
  • Proposals from organizations located outside of the region will be considered only if invited by a Trustee
  • Must have submitted an interim or final report on any previous grants before a new request can be considered

Ineligibility

Organizations seeking grants for endowment
Organizations seeking sponsorships
Organizations seeking support for seminars
Organizations seeking general operating support.
not specified

Submission

Review Criteria

Priority will also be granted to entities and initiatives that received backing from the founders, David Knight Ford and Elizabeth Brooks Ford, throughout their lifetimes.

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