The Chichester DuPont Foundation Grants -- THE Journal

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The Chichester DuPont Foundation Grants

Awards up to $100,000 to nonprofit educational institutions

12/31/14

Available Funds/Award: $100,000

Opens: March 7, 2014

Proposals Due: Ongoing

Final Applications Due: Ongoing

Winners Chosen: Ongoing

Recurring? Annually

Granting Organization: The Chichester DuPont Foundation

Description: “Preference is given to proposals for new initiatives, special projects, the expansion of current programs and capital improvement. The trustees devote particular emphasis to programs concerned with the environment, education, health care and those to which the Foundation’s giving will play a pivotal role.”

Requirements: Applicants must mail or email a proposal and a copy of 501(c) status.

Eligibility: Nonprofit organizations

Application Link: http://www.chichesterdupont.org/pages/application.html

Additional Information Link: http://www.chichesterdupont.org/index.html

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