Hypertherm: Good Neighbor Grant

From Hypertherm HOPE Foundation

The HOPE Foundation aims to enrich Associate owner communities as a catalyst for collaboration and compassion, inspiring solutions for sustainable positive change. It focuses on creating sustainable, positive changes in the community and environment through collaborative efforts and philanthropy.

Type of Support

Overview

The Good Neighbor Grant program supports nonprofit organizations by providing donations of $500 or less. This initiative is part of the HOPE Foundation's broader effort to foster community and environmental betterment. The grant-making process involves a team of Hypertherm Associates from various company areas, who review requests quarterly. Applicants should align their requests with the Foundation's review cycle and can expect funding within two months of approval. The program focuses on areas including Health and Wellness, Early Childhood Education, Food and Shelter, Environment, Disaster Relief, United Way, and STEM.

Eligibility

Organization's Location
USA
Program Location
MN (Ramsey County), NH (Grafton County, Sullivan County), NY (Niagara County), VT (Orange County, Windsor County), WA (King County)
Organization Type
Organizations with IRS 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status
Educational organizations
Other
  • Located in the Upper Valley region of NH and VT
  • Located in Lockport, NY
  • Located in New Brighton, MN
  • Located in Kent, Washington
  • Grant requests should align with the philanthropic mission and core value of respect for all people
  • Applicants must be inclusive and non-discriminatory in their practices, policies, and programs

Ineligibility

Individuals
Organizations with a direct political or religious focus
Organizations that discriminate based on race, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, or ethnicity.
up to 500

Submission

Review Criteria

We prioritize Good Neighbor grants linked to a Hypertherm volunteer.

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