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Applications close
Sep 30, 202711:59 PM EDTCloses Sep 30, 2027
Applications open on July 1, 2027.
Opening soon
Applications close
Sep 30, 202711:59 PM EDTCloses Sep 30, 2027
Applications open on July 1, 2027.
Foundation / private collection · Lafayette, IN, United States · 1 program
Grants aim to improve the quality of life and help meet the needs of the residents of the State of Indiana. Grants support specific capital projects in the areas of: arts and culture, education, health and welfare.
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Applications are reviewed and scored by a committee of associates, who make recommendations to the SIA Foundation board of directors. Scoring is based on several criteria, including demonstration of need, alignment with foundation principles, and impact.
Cost/pricing documentation should be submitted with the application.
Capital project grants ranging from $1,000 to $15,000 for tangible purchases
Compensation details
Capital grants ranging from $1,000 to $15,000 for capital project/purchases. Funding must be used to purchase a tangible item or items, which will remain with the applying organization for a minimum of three years, and must be used for the approved purpose within one year of issuance. Repayment may be required if funds aren't used as specified.
One item to prepare.
Reporting requirements
Cost/pricing documentation should be submitted with the application.
Requirements
Eligible to apply: 501(c) organizations with a chapter/office in Indiana, educational institutions in Indiana, and governmental or quasi-governmental entities in Indiana that are financially sound. Ineligible to apply: individuals, for-profit businesses, organizations outside Indiana, organizations that are not tax-exempt, organizations primarily influencing legislation or political candidates, organizations primarily promoting religious activities or requiring faith participation, organizations that discriminate in service provision on unlawful bases, and fraternal organizations requiring membership to participate or receive services. Funding cycles are competitive with approximately 400 applicants per cycle; the number of selected recipients each cycle is typically fewer than 25. If awarded, organizations must abstain from the next two grant cycles before applying again.
Applications close
Sep 30, 202711:59 PM EDT
Applications are reviewed and scored by a committee of associates, who make recommendations to the SIA Foundation board of directors. Scoring is based on demonstration of need, alignment with foundation principles, and impact. Funding cycles are competitive with approximately 400 applicants, with typically fewer than 25 selected recipients per cycle.
Evaluation criteria
Foundation / private collection · Lafayette, IN, United States
Subaru of Indiana's foundation funding capital purchases for Indiana nonprofits in arts, education and health.
One item to prepare.