Grant making
Since 1989, Equity Foundation has been changing the lives of individuals across the state. By granting money to organizations
that respect and protect diversity, we ensure that all have a place to be represented. Historically, Equity Foundation makes grants to:
- Organizations that incorporate understanding of sexual and gender minorities and people of the broader community that promote healthy human interactions.
- Sexual and gender minority organizations and others similarly isolated from traditional funding sources.
- Organizations for which Equity’s grant
promotes the value of diversity and acceptance.
To see a list of our 2008 grantees
CLICK HERE.
General Cycle Grants
Our granting categories include:
Civil Rights This includes groups and organizations that are working to advance the
civil rights of sexual and gender minorities, and other marginalized groups.
Cultural Rights Celebrating diversity in culture and traditions.
Social Rights Funding projects to help all people live independently
with respect and dignity.
Economic Rights Funding the right to education and ability to earn a
living regardless of orientation.
The guidelines for 2009 grants are available at this time.
The deadline for FY 2009 General Cycle Grants has been updated to February 2nd, 2009.
Funding will be allocated and announced in early 2009.
The 2009 General Cycle Grant application is
available in Word ,(
)
or hard copy.
For Equity Foundation grantees:
Download our Grant Report
Form (
)
For paper copies of applications or more
information, contact Joey Kerns, our Grants and Workplace Giving Coordinator at 503.231.5759 x 203 or send an e-mail to
joeyk@equityfoundation.org
