The Harry Chapin Foundation Grants -- THE Journal

The Harry Chapin Foundation Grants

Awards up to $10,000 for community education projects

12/31/13

The Harry Chapin Foundation Grants

Awards up to $10,000 for community education projects

Available Funds/Award: $10,000

Opens: Ongoing

Proposals Due: Ongoing

Final Applications Due: Ongoing

Winners Chosen: Ongoing

Recurring? Ongoing

Granting Organization: The Harry Chapin Foundation

Description: The Harry Chapin Foundation awards up to $10,000 to fund programs and projects related to community education, art, and environmental improvement.

Requirements: A written proposal and proof of tax exempt status.

Eligibility: Tax exempt schools and organizations

Application Link: http://www.harrychapinfoundation.org/focus_focusandguidelines.php

Additional Information Link: http://www.harrychapinfoundation.org/focus_grants.php

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