SCCF: Health & Human Services Grant Cycle

Health & Human Services Grant Cycle

These grants are for:

• Projects that address physical and/or mental health
• Projects that provide additional healthcare services or improving the existing services for Steuben County residents
• Projects that address basic human needs like hunger or homelessness
• Projects that improve quality of life through the prevention of issues and/or by addressing current problems

Eligibility

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• Nonprofit organizations serving Steuben County.
• Requests may be approved for nonprofits headquartered outside Steuben County if a majority of the people benefitting from the grant funds reside in Steuben County.
• Projects and programs intended to improve quality of life in Steuben County, with special consideration given to collaborative projects and those which consider and attempt to address root causes.
• Projects that fit within a nonprofit organization’s mission and strategic plan, and that have support from their board demonstrated by board approved meeting minutes supporting the application.

Ineligibility

• What we do not fund
  • Individuals
  • Organizations with outstanding grant reports due to SCCF
  • Organizations that do not serve Steuben County
  • Projects normally fully funded by government or schools
  • Religious activities that do not serve the community at large
  • Political organizations or campaigns
  • Projects that duplicate existing services without collaboration
  • Projects where SCCF is the sole funder
  • Requests for projects that have already occurred or debt reduction
  • Requests for a project that SCCF has funded for 3 consecutive years
  • Fundraising campaigns