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Tulalip
Tribes Charitable Funds
Application Instructions
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To Apply for Charitable Support:
- Read the general guidelines below to determine if your organization or project
will qualify for consideration.
- Note the time period an application must be received by for consideration.
General Guidelines:
- You must be a U.S. based 501 [c] [3] qualified charitable or educational
organization, or an accredited K-12 education institution, operating within the
exterior boundaries of the State of Washington.
- We will not support an individual person or family.
- We will not provide support for a political candidate or organization.
- We generally do not fund memorials or endowments.
- We do not fund travel expenses.
- We do not fund legal fees.
- We will consider Arts, Music, Community and Cultural needs.
- We will consider community and culture -based activities.
- We will consider pre-Kindergarten educational needs.
- We will consider funding youth athletic programs.
1. GRANT APPLICATION:
Complete the Charitable Fund Grant Application. It should be the first document
and must include an original signature.
2. PROPOSAL SUMMARY:
One-half page, maximum.
Please summarize in a short paragraph the purpose of your organization. Briefly
describe why your organization is requesting this grant, what outcomes you hope
to achieve, and how you will spend the funds if a grant is made.
Note: Grants are typically non-recurring.
3. NARRATIVE:
Five pages, maximum.
- Background - Describe the work of your organization, addressing each of the
following:
- A brief description of history and goals.
- The need or problem that your organization works to address, and the population
that your agency serves, including geographic location, socio-economic status,
race, ethnicity, gender, and age group.
Note - All charitable organizations must be located within the exterior
boundaries of the State of Washington with priority going to those located
within the exterior boundaries of Snohomish County.
- Current programs and accomplishments.
- Number of paid full-time staff; number of part-time staff; and number of
volunteers.
- Your organization's relationships - both formal and informal - with other
organizations working to meet the same needs or providing similar services.
Explain how you differ from these other organizations.
- Funding Request - Please describe the program for which you seek funding.
- If applying for general operating support, briefly describe how this grant
would be used.
- If your request is for a specific project, please explain the project
including:
- A statement of its primary purpose and the need or problem that you are seeking
to address.
- The population that you plan to serve and how this population will benefit from
the project.
- Strategies that you will employ to implement your project.
- The purposed staffing pattern for the project, and the names and titles of the
individuals who will direct the project.
- Anticipated length of the project.
- How the project contributes to your organization's overall mission.
- Evaluation - Please explain how you will measure the effectiveness of your
activities. Describe your criteria for a successful program and the results you
expect to have achieved by the end of the funding period.
4. ATTACHMENTS
- Please label all attachments to correspond to the bold faced, capital items
below.
- Financial Information - Please provide the dates that each document covers.
- Your MOST RECENT FINANCIAL STATEMENT, audited if available.
This statement should reflect actual expenditures and funds received during
your most recent fiscal year.
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OPERATING EXPENSE BUDGETS for the current and most recent
fiscal year.
- A list of foundation and corporate supporters
and all other sources of income, with amounts, for your
current and most recent fiscal year.
- Please list other foundations, corporations and sources that you are currently
soliciting funding from.
Note: The Tulalip Fund will not provide more than 50% of an organizations
overall operating budget.
- Other Supporting Materials.
- A list of your Board of Directors, Council, Commissioners or Officers with
their affiliations.
- A copy of your most recent IRS letter indicating your agency's tax-exempt
status, or, if not available, an explanation, such as: Federally recognized
Tribe, Educational Institution, etc.
- One paragraph resumes of key staff, including qualifications relevant to the
specific request.
- Your organization's most recent annual report.
Please note - All supporting materials, pictures or documents will not be
returned.
5. Deadline for Receipt of Applications:
- March 1
- June 1
- September 1
- December 1
- Grant Recipients will be notified within 60 days of the deadline for the
quarter in which funding was requested. Those who are not funded will not be
notified.
- Successful applicants are eligible to receive a grant once every 12 months.
- A list of grant recipients will be available on the Tulalip Tribes Website - www.tulaliptribes-nsn.gov
Note: applications must be postmarked by due date
6. Mailing Instructions
- Send completed Applications to:
Tulalip Tribes Charitable Fund
8802 27th Avenue NE
Tulalip, WA 98271
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