Aplique para un Otorgamiento
Las siguientes oportunidades de recibir otorgamientos están disponibles durante el año. Nosotros sugerimos que visite a esta página muy seguido para averiguar sobre las fechas límites de las solicitudes. Además puede inscribirse para recibir nuestra publicación electrónica para recibir notificaciones. El icono de geografía aparece cuando los otorgamientos son para un área específica.
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Geografía | Actual | El Fondo Exxon Mobil | August 20, 2010 | El propósito del Fondo de Exxon Mobil es apoyar los programas en la Parroquia de St. Bernard y una porción de Algiers. |
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Las mujeres | Actual | Maison Hospitaliere | August 2, 2010 | El propósito del Fondo Maison Hospitaliere es proveer asistencia a las mujeres indigentes en el área del gran Nueva Orleáns. |
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Emergencia | Actual | Albert N. & Hattie M. McClure Fund | Ninguna | El Fondo McClure fue establecido en 1963 para otorgar fondos para los arreglos mayores, sustituciones y adiciones a las instalaciones operadas por organizaciones que son miembros de la United Way. |
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Vivienda | Actual | Community Revitalization Fund Grant | Ninguna | El Fondo de Revitalización Comunitaria de la Greater New Orleans Foundation fue creado y es apoyado por unas fundaciones locales y nacionales que trabajan para el futuro de Nueva Orleáns. El Fondo apoya proyectos de vivienda así como proyectos que revivifican comunidades. |
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Educación | Pasado | Cox Charities of New Orleans | May 3, 2010 | El propósito de Cox Charities of New Orleans (Un fondo de la Greater New Orleans Foundation) es mejorar la calidad de vida de las personas en los condados de Orleans, Jefferson, St. Charles y St. Bernard. Un comité de consejo de líderes empresariales y cívicos se reunirá para analizar pedidos de otorgamientos para los programas juveniles y educativos. |
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Arts & Culture, Children & Youth, Civic Engagement & Infrastructure, Education, Health, and Human & Social Services | Pasado | Community IMPACT Program | September 22, 2009 | The ultimate goal of the Community IMPACT Program is to create a resilient, sustainable, vibrant, and equitable region in which individuals and families flourish and in which the special character of the New Orleans region and its people is preserved, celebrated, and given the means to develop. |
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Geografía | Pasado | El Fondo Comunitario Norco | September 18, 2009 | Establecido por Shell Chemicals y Motiva Enterprises, el propósito del Fondo Comunitario Norco es apoyar los programas que sirven a la comunidad Norco y a sus residentes. |
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Geografía | Pasado | El Fondo Comunitario de Gert Town | August 31, 2009 | El propósito del Fondo Comunitario de Gert Town es mejorar la calidad de vida para los residentes de Gert Town con el apoyo de organizaciones sin fines de lucro dentro de o que brindan servicios a Gert Town. |
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Educación, Geografía | Pasado | El Fondo de Mejora de las Escuelas de Central City | Dos veces al año, la primavera y el otoño | El propósito de este Fondo es hacer otorgamientos capitales a las escuelas publicas en el área de Central City Nueva Orleáns. |
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Endownment | Pasado | El Desafío Freeman | Anualmente (a ser determinado) | El propósito del Desafío Freeman es asistir a las organizaciones sin fines de lucro en crear una dotación por la primera vez o en expandir una en existencia. |
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Medio Ambiente | Pasado | El Fondo del Medio Ambiente | A ser determinado | El propósito del Fondo es inspirar la vitalidad, resiliencia y la sostenibilidad ecológica, económica y cultural a través de políticas, programas y proyectos enfocados al medio ambiente. |
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Artes y cultura, Educación, Medio Ambiente | Pasado | La Fundación Selley | April 5, 2010 | El propósito de la Fundación Selley es mejorar las vidas de las personas de Gran Nueva Orleáns. Un comité consultivo revisa los pedidos de otorgamiento en los siguientes áreas de programas: artes y cultura, educación y el medio ambiente. |
GNOF replies: Hi Maggie, the Selley Foundation funds capital needs for organizations in Arts and Culture, Education, and the Environment. If you have more specific questions about the Selley fund, please contact me directly at lauren@gnof.org. Thanks!
GNOF replies: Nora, the 2010 application will be posted today July 23rd. The deadline is August 20th.
The St, Bernard Volunteers for Family and Community has received an Exxon Mobil grant for 2008 and 2009 for our Christmas Tour of Homes. Please let us know when the 2010 grant applications will be ready.
Thanks, Lauren. Our organization is a church not an arts and culture organization. We are restoring church documents and books that relate to the 1880s history of the settlement of New Orleans. Will that meet the criteria?
GNOF replies: Maggie, the Selley Foundation funds capital projects for arts and culture organizations serving the metropolitan New Orleans area. If your organization is a registered 501c3 public charity and meets these criteria, you may apply for funding.
Can a restoration/conservation project of Katrina damaged historical church documents dating from the 1880s be considered an art & culture project for the Selley Foundation?
GNOF replies: Aggie, please sign up for our e-newsletter to receive the most up-to-date information about all of our grant cycles, including those that assist families, women, and children. You may sign up at http://www.gnof.org/email-newsletter-sign-up/
please email to me as address is listed grant opportunities available for familes, women and children/babies
How can we apply for a Kellogg grant?
Lauren, organizations from Algiers applying to the Exxon Mobil Grant must reside in the class boundaries designated in the settlement. The boundaries consist of the triangle–shaped area starting at the point where the Intercoastal Canal meets the Mississippi River, Northwest along Patterson, South on Kabel Drive and Lennox Boulevard, East on Tullis, following the Intercoastal Waterway back to Patterson.
What parts of Algiers are eligible for the Exxon Mobil Grant?
Lauren: The Exxon Mobil advisory committee meets each summer to establish that year’s deadline. One has not been set up yet, but please sign up for our email newsletter to be kept informed of when the deadline is announced.
I know that the Exxon Mobil grant is given out each year. When is the deadlines for applications? What part of Algiers is eligible for the grant? I had heard that only certain parts of Algiers could apply.
Will the Starbuck’s COAST Fund guidelines be posted today? Thank you.
Thank you Angelina, there was a mix up with the dates.
Starbucks RFP opens 4/15
Cox RFP opens today (4/1)
Sorry for the confusion.
For everyone, just spoke to GNOF and was told that the Starbucks RFP will be available 04/15/10 because Cox Communication grant will be released today 04/01/10
GNOF replies: Kathy, the Starbucks RFP will be posted on 4/1 and we will accept applications through 4/30.
I do not see the rfp for the Starbucks Coast Fund–is there a new date for posting it?
GNOF replies: Due to the overwhelming number of requests we receive, we unfortunately are unable to notify each organization about potential grant opportunities. However, you may check the “Nonprofits” section of our website for up-to-date grant information. Also, please sign-up for our email newsletter.
GNOF replies: The request for proposals for the 2010 Starbucks grants will be posted on March 15th. Please check our website around that time for more information.
What is the next deadline for the Starbucks COAST Fund?
Hi this is the http://www.MidCityCommunityGarden.com, when a grant is available in our field, Can we be notifed?
Does the the McClure fund have any geographic restrictions - i.e. it only funds capital projects in New Orleans? Is St. Tammany parish included? Thank you.
@Elaine Gibson GNOF replies: If you represent a registered 501 (c)3 organization, we encourage you to visit our page on Nonprofits/Apply for a Grant for a list of grantmaking opportunities.
@monique GNOF replies: Our records indicate that we did not receive any funding applications from any nonprofit organizations located in St. John the Baptist Parish. The Foundation will offer this grantmaking cycle again next year. We encourage you please sign-up for our email newsletter to be notified of 2010 deadlines.
do any of your grants help residents in st. john the baptist parish
Interested in funding for minority girls mentoring program
Caryn: There’s no set date for ExxonMobil Fund grantmaking, but it usually happens in the late summer/early fall. When the advisory committee for that fund determines an exact date, we’ll post it on this page.
When are applications for the ExxonMobil Fund accepted? Does the deadline change annually, or is it constant?
GNOF replies: Two years ago, we did have a grant cycle that issued grants on beautification projects, but it was a one-time only funding opportunity. There are currently no funding opportunities for such projects.
We are homeowners of Lakewood East Subdivision in New Orleans trying to restore a main entrance sign and brick fence damaged by Hurricane Katrina. Is there any possibility for us to seek your help with regard to our project by December 31, 2009?
Dear Sir/Madam,
We are Carmelite Missionaries in Tanzania. Since our arrival we have tried our best to work for the uplift of the poor here with the help of the funding agencies. Is there any possibility for us to ssek your help with regard to our projects?
sincerely yours,
Fr. Raymond Santhanaz.
Tanzania.
GNOF replies: Fr. Santhanaz, all of the funding opportunities currently available from the Greater New Orleans Foundation are listed above.
We are interested in learning more about The Freeman Challenge and the Cox Charities of New Orleans. Could you please send some additions information regarding these 2 grant opportunities?
Dr. Proctor: We announce all new funding opportunities via our e-newsletter. You can sign up by clicking the link on our homepage (under QUICK LINKS) or clicking here.
Please add us to your announcement mailing list for when announcments are made regarding funding opportunities to provide assistance to indigent women in the Greater New Orleans area.