CFA: Richard Guidry Cajun and Creole Language Fund

From Community Foundation Of Acadiana

Since 2000, Community Foundation of Acadiana (CFA) has worked as a philanthropic organization focusing on south Louisiana’s parishes including Acadia, Evangeline, Iberia, Lafayette, St. Landry, St. Mary, St. Martin, and Vermilion. Its core mission is building legacies and improving communities by facilitating connections between generous donors and the causes they are passionate about.

Type of Support

Overview

The Richard Guidry Cajun and Creole Language Fund, under the Community Foundation of Acadiana, aims to support projects and initiatives that foster the use, increase, and improvement of the French language in Louisiana, particularly its Cajun and Creole dialects. This includes a wide scope of applications such as scholarships, classroom projects, research, cultural initiatives, and media projects that promote the spoken use of these languages in public, arts, and education. The fund awards up to $3,000 in grants annually to selected projects or initiatives.

Eligibility

Organization's Location
USA
Program Location
LA
Organization Type
Individuals
Government agencies
Non-profit organizations
Schools or school-systems
Other
  • Focus on the RGCCLF objectives
  • Demonstrates a significant need for services or activities proposed
  • Establishes logical links between RGCCLF objectives and project activities
  • Includes a well-defined timetable for project completion and evaluation
  • Budget aligns with project goals attainment
  • Evaluation methods provide performance feedback and allow periodic assessment of progress
  • Demonstrated involvement in the preservation of French and Creole in Louisiana
  • Past activities indicate potential success in achieving project objectives
up to 3k

Submission

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