R. Howard Dobbs, Jr. Foundation Grant

The R. Howard Dobbs, Jr. Foundation aims to bolster educational opportunities, enhance health services accessibility, and advocate for environmental protection. It endeavors to perpetuate R. Howard Dobbs, Jr.'s legacy by focusing on elevating teaching standards, fostering classroom success through the development of both emerging and established educators, and promoting cutting-edge teaching methodologies for a modern education. The Foundation gives precedence to initiatives that have the capability for broad application and effect, diligently serving Georgia's environmental causes and, on occasion, educational and health projects beyond.

Type of Support

Overview

The grant program from the R. Howard Dobbs, Jr. Foundation is designed around three primary sectors: Education, Environment, and Health. For Education, it supports endeavors aimed at improving teaching quality and educational outcomes, especially through innovative strategies and practices that can potentially shape the future landscape of education. In the domain of Environment, the Foundation dedicates its efforts to safeguarding natural resources, with a specific focus on the conservation of Georgia's coastal regions and the longleaf pine ecosystem. Within Health, the initiative prioritizes research on treatments for age-related macular degeneration and broadening the reach of essential health services, including primary, behavioral, oral, and vision care. These focus areas underscore the Foundation's commitment to programs that demonstrate potential for expansion and duplication, with a significant emphasis on benefiting the state of Georgia and occasionally supporting relevant projects in other regions.

Eligibility

Organization's Location
USA
Program Location
Preferred locations: GA (DeKalb County, Fulton County), All eligible locations: GA
Organization Type
Organizations with IRS 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status
Other
  • Located in Georgia
  • Priority on maintenance of mission critical functions and viability
  • Majority of environmental funding allocated outside metro Atlanta

Ineligibility

Individuals
Organizations seeking sponsorship for special events, performances, or dinners
Booster clubs
Churches or religious organizations with projects primarily serving their members
Requests to retire accumulated debt from operating deficits
Capital requests
Capacity building requests.
not specified

Submission

Review Criteria

Our criteria remain adaptable, yet we consistently prioritize initiatives related to Education, the Environment, and Health.

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