Impact 100 Hunterdon Grant

Impact 100 Hunterdon Grant empowers women to award transformative grants of $100,000 in Hunterdon County. Key areas of funding include arts, education, environment, health, and family support, ensuring that grants significantly benefit the local community. Eligibility requires projects to be completed within three years, fostering impactful collaborations among community members.

Impact100 Hunterdon exists to empower women to award large grants that transform lives.
Since its inception, Impact100 Hunterdon is empowering a diverse local group of women of all ages, stages in life, income levels, and backgrounds to come together to fund transformational grants of $100,000 in Hunterdon County.

Eligibility

Funding must be used within a 3-year period from award date.

Ineligibility

Applicants may be denied for any of the following reasons:Request for general operating expenses, rather than project or program-related expensesSeeking funding for anything other than capital projects, significant expansion of or changes to existing programs, and/or new initiativesGeographic Area Outside of Hunterdon County (project must significantly benefit Hunterdon County community)Agency budget of less than $300,000Administrative costs over 25% (based on content contained in a 990 filing)Organization in operation for less than 3 yearsFaith-based groups (exceptions will be considered for those that can demonstrate inclusiveness, regardless of beliefs, and who are committed to not proselytizing to project participants)Politically affiliated groupsKnown terrorists groupsOrganizations without proper 501c3 statusThree consecutive years of net ordinary lossesFunding cannot be fully expended within three yearsIndividual recipients (i.e. scholarships, loans, gifts, etc.)Required documents not includedGrant guidelines not followedRequest is for special events or fundraising activitiesUnwillingness to allow a site visit, if requestedNOTE: If any of these apply to an applicant, they are welcome to write a short explanatory paragraph in their grant submission that addresses the criteria and indicates why their application should still be considered. While this will be considered, it does not mean that the application will be accepted.