Ohio AG Crime Victims · Rolling / Open State
Reimburses qualifying victims of crime for out-of-pocket expenses lost as a direct result of victimization. Provides financial assistance to crime victims.
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Ohio's grant landscape includes strong state programs through the Ohio Development Services Agency, Arts Council, and Department of Education, plus a deep base of community foundations. The Cleveland Foundation (the nation's oldest community foundation), Columbus Foundation, and Greater Cincinnati Foundation are among the largest community foundations in the country.
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Ohio AG Crime Victims · Rolling / Open State
Pays for the cost of forensic examination and antibiotic prophylaxis to prevent sexually transmitted infections for sexual assault survivors. Reimburses medical facilities directly to reduce billing…
Ohio AG Crime Victims · Rolling / Open State
Federal Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) and State Victims Assistance Act (SVAA) grant programs providing funds to eligible crime victim assistance programs operating in public and nonprofit agencies…
Frequently Asked Questions
- What state grants does Ohio offer?
- Key Ohio agencies include the Development Services Agency, Ohio Arts Council, Department of Education, Department of Health, and the Environmental Protection Agency. The Ohio Housing Finance Agency funds housing programs. JobsOhio provides economic development grants and incentives.
- What community foundations serve Ohio?
- Ohio is a national leader in community foundations. The Cleveland Foundation, Columbus Foundation, Greater Cincinnati Foundation, Akron Community Foundation, and Dayton Foundation are major regional funders. The Ohio Association of Community Action Agencies coordinates anti-poverty programs statewide.
- Are there grants for Ohio nonprofits?
- Yes. State agencies distribute significant federal pass-through funding. The Ohio Arts Council provides operating and project grants. Ohio community foundations collectively award hundreds of millions annually. The Ohio CDC Association supports community development corporations. The Sisters of Charity Foundation and other faith-based funders are also active.
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