Helen Pumphrey Denit Charitable Trust Grant

The Helen Pumphrey Denit Charitable Trust Grant aims to support organizations that enhance education, culture, health, and human services, primarily within the Baltimore region. Established in 1988, it prioritizes grants for capital and program support, while general operating support is considered but less favored. Organizations must skip one grant cycle before reapplying. Certain requests, like those for debt reduction or individual support, are not eligible. Special preference is given to specific local institutions.

The Helen Pumphrey Denit Trust for Charitable and Educational Purposes was established in 1988 to support charitable organizations that promote quality education, culture, human service, health service and arts opportunities. The grants are primarily made to organizations in the Baltimore region.
Grants for capital and program support are encouraged. Requests for general operating support will be received, but they will be given lower priority than other grants that have more specific purposes.Program type: Arts, Culture, & Humanities; Education; Health; Human Services

Eligibility

The grants are primarily made to organizations in the Baltimore, MD region.Eligibility to re-apply for a grant award from the Helen Pumphrey Denit Trust requires grantee organizations to skip 1 grant cycle (1 year) before submitting a subsequent application.For example, if your organization submitted a grant application for the February 2017 deadline and was awarded a grant in June, your organization is not eligible to re-apply until February of 2019.If your organization's request is declined, this restriction does not apply and your organization may submit an application the following year.

Ineligibility

Requests for debt reduction, loans, endowment or development campaigns, plans or studies;
research; scholarship funds; and the production of films, television and radio programs are not considered.
Grants are not made to individuals, to individual churches or congregations, or to
governmental agencies that are supported primarily by tax revenue.The skip cycle restriction does not apply to the 3 charities named under Giving Preference for which the donor required special consideration.