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United States: Council District Crime Prevention Grants Program

United States: Council District Crime Prevention Grants Program


Deadline: 30-Apr-21

The Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF) is offering Council District Crime Prevention Grants Program to support new or existing projects, services, and programs that show potential to reduce crime in Marion County—either directly or indirectly.

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The grant program will align with each councilmember’s priorities for their district and CICF’s mission of equity. Grantmaking will prioritize neighborhood-based, resident-driven, grassroots, and nontraditional organizations that serve under-appreciated neighborhoods and/or communities of color with accessible programs that empower neighborhoods to build a safer community.
Focus on efforts including but not limited to:
providing supportive services to youth and adults who face unique challenges and may have a higher likelihood of neighborhood segregation without proper intervention services (such as employment, education, mentoring, recreation, and family support services)
designing programs to reduce or prevent crime in a specific geographical area as defined by a neighborhood (place-based approach)
supporting youth and adults currently interacting with the criminal legal system to reduce recidivism
Funding Information

Grants award range from $500 to $40,000
The Council does NOT fund
requests for projects outside of the listed priorities of the selected district
direct awards to individuals (Projects led by individuals are required to have a not-for-profit fiscal agent in place for the management of grant funds and reporting requirements.)
requests that do not primarily support marginalized youth and/or adults
projects aimed at promoting a particular religion or construction projects for religious institutions
operating, program and construction costs for schools, universities and private academies unless there is a significant opportunity for community use or collaboration
organizations or projects that discriminate based upon race, ethnicity, age, gender or sexual orientation
political campaigns or direct lobbying efforts by 501(c)(3) organizations
post-events, after-the-fact situations or debt retirement
medical, scientific or academic research
publications, films, audiovisual and media materials, programs produced for artistic purposes or produced for resale
travel for bands, sports teams, classes and similar groups
annual appeals, galas or membership contributions
fundraising events such as golf tournaments, walk-a-thons and fashion shows
Eligibility Criteria
Registered 501(c)(3) organizations
Organizations and/or individuals who have partnered with a registered not-for-profit fiscal agent
For more information, visit https://www.cicf.org/district-crime-prevention-grants/

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