Collier Community Foundation: General Operating Support Grants

From Collier Community Foundation

The Collier Community Foundation™ aims to enhance nonprofit operations for organizations with budgets under $3M by funding capacity building initiatives, ensuring they utilize best practices in strategic planning, board development, infrastructure improvements, financial management, and more.

Type of Support

Overview

General Operating Support Grants by the Collier Community Foundation are designed for nonprofits focused on addressing community needs through measurable outcomes. The grant supports a broad spectrum of causes including Arts/Culture, Environment, Education or Employment, Healthcare or Mental Health, and Human Services. Eligible uses of the grant funds include staffing, technology, communications, administration, small capital items, materials, and supplies. Nonprofits must demonstrate measurable outcomes and address a documented need or gap in services, with guidance provided by various strategic plans and needs assessments relevant to the foundation's interests.

Eligibility

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Organization Budget And Years
Organization's annual budget is less than -1
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Ineligibility

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5k – 15k

Submission

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