The Chichester DuPont Foundation

Awards up to $100,000 to programs designed to improve education, healthcare, or the environment

Available Funds/Award: $100,000

Opens: 8/9/2013

Proposals Due: September 1, 2013

Final Applications Due: September 1, 2013

Recurring? Annually

Granting Organization: The Chichester DuPont Foundation

Long Description: The foundation awards up to $100,000 to nonprofit organizations with special projects or existing programs that improve education, the environment, or healthcare in the US.

Requirements: Applicants must mail a five page proposal with a cover letter, a budget, and proof of the organizations nonprofit status to the Chichester duPont Foundation. No application form is provided.

Eligibility: Nonprofit schools and charitable organizations in the US.

Additional Information Link: http://www.chichesterdupont.org/pages/application.html

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