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(Hello!)
Below you will see all of our current opportunities.
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Thank you for your interest in receiving support from the Cowlitz Indian Tribe.
Project Guidelines
- For application and eligibility questions, please contact the Cowlitz Tribal Foundation Manager, Timi Marie Russin, at Trussin@cowlitz.org.
- For issues when using the Submittable platform, please contact Submittable Technical Support
- Please remember that the application will auto-save, and you may leave your application and work on it again at a later time. With that, you are able to invite collaborators to assist you with the application.
Project Guidelines
- For application and eligibility questions, please contact the Cowlitz Tribal Foundation Manager, Timi Marie Russin, at Trussin@cowlitz.org.
- For issues when using the Submittable platform, please contact Submittable Technical Support
- Please remember that the application will auto-save, and you may leave your application and work on it again at a later time. With that, you are able to invite collaborators to assist you with the application.
Grant Guidelines
In order to be eligible for a grant from the Cowlitz Tribal Foundation Clark County Fund, applicants must meet all of the following criteria:
- Open to all organizations with tax-exempt status under Section 501c3 of the Internal Revenue Code, those that operate under a fiscal agent that is a 501c3 organization, schools, units of government, or other qualified organizations.
- Be located in or provide direct services to residents in Clark County.
- If an organization has received funding for 3 consecutive years, a one-year break is required prior to reapplication.
- First-time applicants must speak with or meet with the Foundation Manager prior to submitting an application.
Limitations
The Clark County Fund does not fund:
- Individuals
- Sectarian religious purposes (faith-based organizations and churches are eligible if the program serves the community)
- Graduation Parties
- Endowments
- Event sponsorships
- Scholarships
- Sports clubs
- Specific public-school activities (sports, band, booster clubs, parent-teacher organizations, etc). All funding requests for public schools should be done via their respective school foundation.
Grant Amounts and Types of Grants
Grant amount limits
- Operating – no more than 25% of the prior year’s annual org budget or $75,000, whichever is less.
- Program – no more than 50% of the program budget or $75,000, whichever is less.
- Capital – no more than 50% of the capital budget or $75,000, whichever is less.
Typically, the Clark County Fund will consider grants up to $75,000. If your needs fall outside of this range, please contact foundation staff prior to applying.