How much funding does Nonprofit Grant Program provide?

Nonprofit Grant Program provides $500 - $8,000 in funding.

When is the deadline for Nonprofit Grant Program?

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

Nonprofit Grant Program

Foundation Rolling (Quarterly) Grants for Nonprofits Addiction & Substance Abuse Grants Grants for Gun Violence Prevention Grants for Mental Health

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Funding Amount

$500 - $8,000

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Tim Griffith Memorial Foundation Nonprofit Grant Program

Geographic Scope: San Francisco Bay Area

Focus Areas:

Addiction recovery

Violence prevention

Grief support

Overview:
The Tim Griffith Foundation provides grants to nonprofit organizations working to promote peaceful communities. The foundation partners with nonprofits serving vulnerable populations affected by addiction, violence, and loss.

Current Status:
Note: As of the website content provided, "We are not currently accepting Grant Applications"

Grant Eligibility Requirements:

Must be a tax-exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the IRS

Must provide services to those affected by addiction, violence, and loss

Must provide services that do not discriminate on the basis of gender, race, color, religion, or sexual orientation

Must provide services within the San Francisco Bay Area

May apply only once in a 12-month period

Grants are for one year; no multi-year commitments

Organizations receiving funding must provide a final report prior to applying for additional funding for a subsequent year

Grant Exclusions:
The foundation does NOT provide grants to:

Community foundations

Medical research

Endowment or capital campaigns

Individuals

Youth sports teams

Sponsorship of individuals for fundraising events

Religious organizations for religious events or purposes

Political causes, candidates, organizations, or campaigns

Labor groups

Conferences, galas, charity breakfasts, lunches, dinners, balls

Indirect costs

Background:
The Tim Griffith Foundation was founded by Stacey Redman after her son Tim was murdered outside a San Francisco Giants baseball game in 2004. The foundation aims to heal and strengthen Bay Area communities by providing support and services to those affected by addiction, violence, and loss.

Recent Grant Recipients (Examples):

Team Ascent intervention program (provides positive role models and unique opportunities for youth)

Collaborative Counseling Program at Community and Court Schools of San Mateo County

Fresh Takes Youth Media Center (Fresh Take Films - a free 34-week film academy for youth)

Acknowledge Alliance (formerly Cleo Eulau Center)

Fair Oaks Elementary School

Kara (grief support)

Pets in Need

Redwood City Education Foundation

Service League of San Mateo County

StarVista (formerly Youth and Family Enrichment Services)

Wild Life Associates

How to Apply

Submission Details:
1. Complete the Grant Application form
2. Send all application documents via email (specific email address referenced but not provided in content)

Required Application Materials:

Copy of the organization's annual budget for the current year

Copy of the program budget that the Tim Griffith Foundation grant would support, including detailed information on how grant funding will be used

Most recently completed fiscal year's actual revenue/expenses

Verification of the organization's 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status

Current list of Board of Directors

Application Frequency:

Applications accepted on an ongoing basis (when accepting applications)

Organizations may apply only once in a 12-month period

Post-Award Requirements:

Organizations must provide a follow-up report within 60 days from the end of the funded program

Reports are required to help gauge the impact of grant funding