Delaware Grants for Nonprofits are listed below;
1.Delaware Community Foundation
The Delaware Community Foundation manages charitable funds for individuals, families, businesses and organizations, and distributes income from the funds as grants to humanitarian, educational, health and cultural entities throughout the First State.
2.Citizens Bank Charitable Foundation
Citizens Financial Group, Inc., through its banking subsidiaries, is guided by the belief that the strength of our company is tied to the strength of the communities where we do business. Today, our banks support numerous organizations through community and public relations departments and our charitable foundations.
3.Delaware Division of the Arts
The Division of the Arts is dedicated to nurturing and supporting the arts to enhance the quality of life for all Delawareans. In addition to providing funding for arts programming, the Division supports the integration of the arts into community life and serves as a resource for arts information statewide
4.Dollar General Literacy Foundation
Dollar General supports programs that improve the quality of life for individuals in the communities where we live and do business. Areas of funding interest include Adult Literacy, Back to School Grants, Family Literacy, School Library Relief, Youth Literacy.
5,Edna G. Kynett Memorial Foundation
The purpose of the Edna G. Kynett Memorial Foundation is to improve cardiovascular health. Grants support programs and services that educate primary care practitioners and community members and promote cardiovascular health. Grants are made to medical schools, hospitals and other nonprofit health organizations.
Advanta’s business focus is on helping small businesses and business professionals get the credit they deserve and the financing they need to thrive and grow. True success also includes helping the community to thrive and grow. It means feeding the community’s roots through urban renewal and affordable housing projects, watering its spirit with support for the arts, and strengthening the body through health and human services initiatives as well…
7.AstraZeneca Community Support
AstraZeneca contribute to more than 140 nonprofit organizations focused on health, disability, seniors, science and math education, families, women and children, youth development, community services and the arts.
8.Bank of America Client Foundation – Sarasota, FL & Delaware
In 1961, Sarasota, Florida, Bank and Trust Company (now Bank of America) formed the Bank of America Client Foundation to support charitable endeavors in the local area. The Foundation is set up with funds from several donors with varying interests. The Foundation typically makes grants to local Sarasota organizations with a successful track record. Support is given to arts, community, natural science, historic preservation, education, and human service .
BJ™s Charitable Foundation was established with the goal of creating a positive, long–lasting impact on the communities BJ™s serves, the mission of BJ™s Charitable Foundation is to enhance and enrich community programs that primarily benefit children and families. Since its first grant in 2005, BJ™s
10.Carl M. Freeman Foundation – MD, DE, WV, Wash DC
The Carl M. Freeman Foundation has historically emphasized our support in the communities where we live and work “ including Montgomery County, Maryland; Sussex County, Delaware; and the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia
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Here are a few recommended books:
- The Ultimate Guide to Federal Grant Applications: Techniques for Success – This book is a must-read for anyone looking to navigate the complex world of federal grant applications. It offers practical techniques, insider tips, and a comprehensive understanding of what it takes to create successful federal grant applications.
- Advanced Grant Writing for Nonprofits : Focuses on sophisticated techniques for experienced grant writers. It delves into complex aspects of proposal development, offering strategies for dealing with competitive grant environments and large funding bodies.
- Mastering Grant Writing: A Nonprofit’s Guide to Effective Proposal Development and Submission: This book serves as a comprehensive guide, covering the entire process of grant writing. It includes tips on understanding funders’ perspectives, crafting compelling narratives, and the nuances of proposal submission.
- Becoming the Grant Guru: Freelancer’s Guide to Success : Tailored for freelance grant writers, this book provides insights into building a successful career in grant writing. It includes strategies for finding clients, managing projects, and maximizing the impact of grant proposals.
- The Small Business’s Guide to Winning Grants : This resource is particularly useful for small businesses looking to secure grants. It offers practical advice on identifying suitable grant opportunities, understanding the requirements of small business grants, and crafting winning proposals.
- Grant Readiness Guide: Preparing to Triumph in Funding Opportunities : A comprehensive resource for organizations at various stages of grant preparedness. It provides a roadmap for developing organizational capacity, aligning projects with funders’ goals, and creating compelling applications.
- Her Capital: Unlocking Women’s Small Business Grants: Specifically designed for women entrepreneurs, this book offers guidance on navigating the landscape of small business grants for women. It includes insights into grant sources, application strategies, and tips for leveraging grants to grow a business.
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