2023 Ausherman Family Foundation’s General Grants (Maryland)
Ausherman Family Foundation
Status:
Active
Posted:
Deadline:
December 31, 2023
Funding
Program:
Award Floor:
Ceiling:
2500
Match Required?
Eligibility
Maryland
States:
Entity Types:
Nonprofits (with 501(c)(3) status), The grant will serve Frederick County residents.
Your organization qualifies as one of the following entities:
a nonprofit holding a current tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code or
an organization fiscally sponsored by a 501(c)(3) organization or
a recognized governmental entity including state, county, or city agencies such as a health department.
For more information, visit AFF.
Contact
Email:
Phone:
Source Type:
Private
General Grants are awarded to fund costs associated with operating an organization, and/or developing, implementing, and/or maintaining a project or program. Operating costs include the fixed and variable expenses of the organization. Program costs include expenses associated with the services related to the organization’s mission. Project costs include expenses associated with a specific activity that moves the organization’s mission forward.
What AFF funds
Children, Youth and Families
Organizations or programs that provide enrichment and increased opportunity to children and youth as well as organizations or programs that strengthen families. Programs and activities included are scouting, mentorships, youth leadership, youth community service clubs and job training, parent engagement, college access, academic enrichment, and arts activities.
Health and Human Services
Human Services programs and services that provide basic welfare to help individuals, families, and communities to prevent, alleviate, or better cope with crisis, change, and stress. This includes the following sub-categories: crime and delinquency prevention, legal services, employment/jobs, food, housing/shelter, and women’s issues.
Health services include treatment and rehabilitative programs relating to physical and mental health. Programs and services include but are not limited to the following sub-categories: mental health and crisis intervention, diseases, disorders and related medical disciplines, nutrition, and dental care.
Arts and Culture
Organizations or activities that promote enjoyment or understanding of the visual, performing, folk, or media arts; communication organizations (film, video, publishing, journalism, radio, television); and organizations or activities that promote the appreciation or understanding of historical events. Included are organizations which support artists, performers, entertainers, or writers, art and performing art schools, centers, studios, and historical societies and museums.
Public/Society Benefit
Organizations or programs that contribute to the public good and benefit society including, but not limited to, the following sub-categories: Beautifying public spaces, civic organizations and institutions, community/neighborhood development and improvement, and philanthropy, volunteerism, and grantmaking foundations.