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Pride Foundation accepting Applications for Community Grants Program 2020 – United States

Pride Foundation accepting Applications for Community Grants Program 2020 – United States

Deadline: 10-Jul-2020

The Pride Foundation has launched a call for applications for the Community Grants Program 2020. The Community Grants Program supports smaller, grassroots, LGBTQ+ led and focused organizations in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington, especially those working with and in community who have been most harmed by systemic injustices like racism, xenophobia, misogyny, ableism, and transphobia.

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Priorities

The Foundation prioritize funding for LGTBQ+ groups and organizations that are:

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Serving Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color (BIPOC), and whose leadership* reflects these communities. Within these groups, they will especially prioritize those focused on:
Trans women and femmes
Non-binary/non-conforming/gender diverse folks
Immigrants
Disabled people/People with Disabilities
Elders
Innovatively supporting communities when or where nobody else is, especially:
Grassroots organizations and groups that were started with love, energy, and resources by the people who the organization is set up to serve. The Foundation believes in supporting the people closest to the issues to be empowered to create the solutions for themselves.
Efforts and services happening outside of major urban areas
Work that is creatively reimagining what it means to provide direct services
Organizations and groups that are not necessarily LGBTQ+ focused, but are led by queer and trans BIPOC who are leading inherently from an intersectional perspective. (they understand that because of racism queer and trans folks of color may not have found space within the larger LGBTQ+ movement to do this work. As part of Pride Foundation’s racial equity work, they recognize the importance of expanding how LGBTQ+ advocacy and movement building looks in communities of color.)
Smaller, grassroots, and who don’t have access to mainstream funding sources, especially organizations and groups that are focusing on issues that are impacting LGBTQ+ folks at the intersection of social identities, including work that is focused on:
Supporting and decriminalizing sex workers
Incarceration/criminal injustice and restorative justice
Immigration
Healing Justice
Disability Justice
Housing and homelessness
Senior and elder support
Youth support (particularly BIPOC youth and/or youth in rural communities)
Anti-violence
Supporting people living with HIV/AIDS
Working to develop policy on behalf of, and led by, QTBIPOC
Building the leadership of QTBIPOC folks, especially trans women, non-binary/non-conforming/gender diverse folks, immigrants, and disabled folks.
Climate justice
Funding Information

In 2020, they have budgeted $550,000 in grant awards total.

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Eligibility Criteria

The Foundation encourages groups and organizations who are working in the Northwest (Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington), have 501c3 status or are fiscally sponsored, and who are focused on LGBTQ+ issues and communities and whose work falls within the priorities outlined above, especially those working with and in these communities:

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Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color (BIPOC)
Trans people, especially trans women and femmes
Non-binary/non-conforming/gender diverse folks
Immigrants and refugees
Disabled folks
Elders
Youth
People living with HIV/AIDS
At this time, they cannot make grant awards to individuals.

For more information, visit https://pridefoundation.org/find-funding/grants/community-grants/community-grants-guidelines/

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