Nature Grants accepted May 1- Jul. 31
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Our nature based grantmaking will address our desire to highlight programs that reflect a commitment to climate resiliency, such as:
- Environmental projects supporting land conservation; clean water; and biodiversity of plant and animal species
- Environmental resiliency projects that prepare communities for and mitigate against the effects of climate change
- Natural disaster preparedness and response
- Thriving natural environments, including access to green space, in historically underserved and environmental justice communities*
- Programs supporting the “just transition” for communities transitioning to cleaner energy generation**
- Grants are considered for requests greater than $10,000.
We are happy to announce that Grant Applications are available for submission until August 1at 11:59pm EST. You may access the portal by going to the L & L Nippert Charitable Foundation’s website: https://www.lnlcharitable.org/
Should you need any assistance, our team can be reached via email (RCOInfo@therandolphcompany.com) or by phone (513-891-7144).
$50 Million in grants issued annually to recipients in the fields of Health, Social Services, Education, the Environment, Religion, the Arts and the Welfare of Animals
Deadline also for these trusts that PNC manages: The Josephine Schell Russell Charitable Trust, Helen Coard Charitable Trust, Robert H. Reakirt Foundation, and John Schroth Family Charitable Trust
https://www.pnc.com/en/about-pnc/corporate-responsibility/philanthropy/charitable-trusts.html
https://www.pnc.com/en/about-pnc/corporate-responsibility/philanthropy/charitable-trusts.html
Deadlines: 2/1, 5/1, 8/1, 10/1
They do not give grants for:
General operating costs
Event, conference or seminar sponsorships or entry fees
Pilot or new programming
Multi-year commitments
For-profit organizations
Individuals or private foundations
Fraternal, political, advocacy or labor organizations
Organizations that discriminate based on race, color, creed, gender, or national origin
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· The Foundation favors grants designated for capital and program needs
· The Foundation is partial to providing grants directly to the end user organizations rather than conduit organizations (e.g. The United Way of Greater Cincinnati, The Greater Cincinnati Foundation, etc.), but allows the ability to support those conduit organizations under extraordinary circumstances.
The Foundation uses CyberGrants, an on-line grants management system, to receive and consider applications.
If approved, distribution will be made in December.
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AFP: Giving USA Report presented by Melissa Brown
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Virtual Event
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Ohio AFP Chapters are proud to present a deep dive into the results of Giving USA 2023. This online presentation will go beyond a simple recap of the numbers to help you understand what they mean to you and your organization’s fundraising success.
Melissa Brown will present the Giving USA findings and share her insights on the current environment, explore what past trends can—and cannot—tell us, and forecast what’s next for our sector.
Grant administered by GCF
The David C. Herriman Fund of GCF makes grants to support the arts organizations within the Greater Cincinnati region.
The Warren County Foundation currently tends to make Discretionary Grants in amounts ranging from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand dollars. Proposals are reviewed every two months by the Grants Committee. Because Discretionary Grant funds are limited each year, the Grants Committee reviews each proposal carefully and considers their criteria.
Completed submissions meeting the Foundation’s criteria are presented to the Foundation’sGrants Committee, which meets in January, March, May, July, September and November ofeach year.Submissions received no later than the 15th day of the month preceding a meeting of theGrants Committee (i.e., December 15th for the January meeting) are usually considered at thatmeeting.
Crossroads Church is hosting a summit for nonprofits.
From their site: This powerful conference puts you face to face with seasoned nonprofit trailblazers. With decades of experience, they’ve uncovered the keys to exponential growth and sustainability, and they’re sharing them with you at the World Impact Summit. You’ll also become part of a vibrant community of like-minded leaders from around the world.
Registration is $99
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Pro Bono of Ohio Quarterly Webinar Series: DEI Update Following Harvard Admissions Case
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$10; Scholarships are available upon request. Contact Veronica at veronica@pbpohio.org for scholarship information.
This webinar will cover the following:
- The potential implications of this decision for corporate DEI efforts, including the increased scrutiny and legal challenges from state attorneys general, U.S. senators, and private litigants.
- The best practices for employers to review and implement their DEI policies and programs in light of the current legal landscape, such as defining diversity broadly, continuing workplace trainings, paying attention to internal and external messaging, and staying updated on relevant state and federal law developments and administrative guidance.
- The upcoming Supreme Court cases that could impact popular DEI initiatives, such as race-restricted access to mentoring/training, diversity internships, or diversity scholarships.
