Apply for a Community Impact Grant

Fill out the below letter of inquiry (LOI) to being the application process. An LOI is the first step in the granting process and is an abbreviated version of a full grant request that includes an introduction, a description of the organization, and a statement of need.

You will receive an email upon approval of your LOI, within two to four weeks of submitting it online, directing you to begin the Grant Application process.

You will complete the details in the grant application, once the LOI is approved.

Name of Organization Seeking Funding *

Organization's EIN *

Organization's Website Address *

Organization's Facebook Page

Organization's Mailing Address *

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State

Zip Code

Organization's Physical Address (if different from mailing address)

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State

Zip Code

Is Your Organization a: *

Charitable organization under IRS 501(c)3
Government unit under IRS 170(c)1

Does Your Organization Have Any Breed Specific Policies in Place, Formally or Informally? *

Yes
No

If Yes, Please Describe, Including If Your Organization Is Subject to Community Mandated Breed-Specific Policies.

Applicant Name (your name) *

First

Last

Applicant Title *

Applicant Email *

Email

Confirm Email

Applicant Phone Number *

Program or Project Name for Which You Seek Funding *

Funding Amount Requested *

Program or Project Budget *

Provide a Brief Description of the Program *

How Will Your Program or Project Handle Breed Discrimination? *

Our concern is ensuring humans and their dogs are not subject to breed discrimination. How will you ensure that your Program or Project will not be subject to breed discrimination and will provide assistance to all types of dogs?

Upload Any Documents that Will Further Help Us Understand Your Program and Its Benefit to Your Community

Phone

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