Idaho Veterans Support Fund Grant

Idaho Veterans Support Fund Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Idaho Division of Veterans Services
Last Updated: January 14, 2025

Summary

The Idaho Veterans Support Fund, established by Idaho statute, aims to support programs benefitting veterans of the U.S. armed forces. Priority is given to proposals that benefit the most veterans and lack alternative funding sources. Eligible applicants include individuals, organizations, and governmental entities. Funding supports activities such as career training, public awareness programs, and recreational support for veterans, while ensuring no personal profit from the funds.

Overview

Idaho Veterans Support Fund The Veterans Support Fund was established by Idaho Statue, Section 65-209, Idaho Code, to fund programs to support veterans of the armed forces of the United States. The Division's policy is to fund programs operated both within and outside state and local government, which support Idaho veterans. Veterans Support Funds are not provided to support the basic needs of individual veterans or their families. Priority will be given to proposals that will serve the greatest number of veterans, and for which there is no other source of funding.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Eligible applicants include individuals, organizations, and governmental entities, including bureaus of the Idaho Division of Veterans Services.The purpose of the Idaho Veterans Support Fund Grant Program is to fund programs to support Veterans of the armed forces of the United States. The policy of the Idaho Division of Veterans Services is to fund programs operated both within and outside state and local government. Eligible activities and costs include:Programs to inform veterans and the public of services and programs for veterans. Programs providing career training to veterans, including programs providing educational scholarships. Programs providing training to individuals and organizations supporting veterans, including employees of public and private organizations assisting veterans with healthcare, education, and assistance in obtaining public benefits. Acquisition of equipment to support the health, rehabilitation, recreational activities and care of veterans. Financial support or sponsorship of ceremonies celebrating or honoring the service of veterans. Programs providing social, health, rehabilitation, recreational activities or care to veterans.

Ineligibility

Unless specifically stated, no official or officer of recipient organization, individual recipient, or family member of an official or officer of a recipient organization or family member of an individual recipient shall personally profit financially from program funds.Grant funds shall not be used for political, lobbying, religious, or illegal activities. For the purposes of awarding grants ineligible lobbying does not include: Advocacy on behalf of individual or groups of Veterans for public benefits.The general edification of public officials concerning the needs of veterans that does not advocate for or support specific legislative proposals.