How much funding does Celanese Century Southern Dallas Impact Grant provide?

Celanese Century Southern Dallas Impact Grant provides $100,000 in funding.

When is the deadline for Celanese Century Southern Dallas Impact Grant?

This grant has a rolling deadline or the deadline has not been announced.

Celanese Century Southern Dallas Impact Grant

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Funding Amount

$100,000

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Celanese Century Southern Dallas Impact Grant

Funder: Celanese Foundation in partnership with United Way of Metropolitan Dallas

Amount: $100,000

Geographic Scope: Southern Dallas, specifically the Roosevelt High School feeder pattern including three City Year Dallas ISD schools

Program Focus: Grow South Grow Strong program

Focus Areas:

Primary Education

Thriving Families

Safe Places

Target Population: Children and families in the Roosevelt High School feeder pattern; serves approximately 1,700 students and their families across three City Year Dallas ISD schools:

Billy Earl Dade Middle School

Joseph J. Rhoads Learning Center

Dr. Martin Luther King Learning Center

Purpose: To identify and engage community partners to address critical needs that support and advance Primary Education, Thriving Families, or Safe Places. The grant seeks innovative solutions that support Dallas Mayor Mike Rawling's Grow South effort to revitalize the southern sector of Dallas.

What They Fund:

Bold and innovative ideas that bridge gaps between current community support and larger funders

Interdisciplinary sharing of ideas that support and expand current thinking and work

Programs that integrate community insight, input and involvement to create ownership and empowerment

Funding Period: November 1, 2018 - October 31, 2020

Context: Established in 2018 to celebrate Celanese Corporation's 100th anniversary. Celanese anticipated granting over $400,000 total across global communities where it operates.