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The Stone Family Foundation Grant Program

The Stone Family Foundation is a family-led foundation that actively supports organizations to improve equity, vibrancy, and sustainability. The Foundation provides grants to charitable organizations working in several priority areas including education and empowerment of girls and vulnerable populations in low-income countries, environmental preservation and protection, critical thinking and civic engagement, youth initiatives in Santa Barbara County California, and volunteer hospice care and bereavement counseling. Grants are typically awarded in amounts between $25,000 and $50,000 to publicly supported tax-exempt organizations recognized under IRC Section 501(c)(3). Applications are by invitation only, though interested parties working in the Foundation's priority areas may submit a letter of interest describing their organization and proposed use of funds. The application process begins with a letter of interest submission, with annual deadlines typically in mid-year.

The Inman Charity Financial Assistance Grants

The Inman Charity is a UK-based grant-making organization that provides financial assistance to charities working in specific areas of charitable work. The Trustees operate a grant-giving policy with a view to making annual grants of £350,000. The charity holds two meetings per year (April and October) to consider applications. The Trustees are particularly interested in supporting charities working in the following areas: medical research, care of the elderly, older people and general welfare, hospices, care of the deaf and blind, care of the physically and mentally disabled, and the armed forces. The charity accepts applications from registered charities, CICs, and CIOs during two specific application windows each year. Applications must be submitted by email with two PDF attachments: a covering letter outlining the nature and purpose of the charity and the funding request, and a copy of the charity's latest Annual Report and Accounts. The Trustees will support both specific projects and core funding.