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(Hello!)

Below you will see all of our current opportunities.

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Náxʷɬqʷulʼas

Thank you for your interest in receiving support from the Cowlitz Indian Tribe.

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Submit to 2023 Statewide Fund General Request

Project Guidelines

  1. For application and eligibility questions, please contact the Cowlitz Tribal Foundation Statewide Fund Chairwoman, Whitney Mosback, at WMosback@tc.cowlitz.org
  2. For issues when using the Submittable platform, please contact Submittable Technical Support
  3. 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.
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Submit to 2023 Clark County Fund General Request

Project Guidelines

  1. For application and eligibility questions, please contact the Cowlitz Tribal Foundation Clark County Fund Chairman, Luke Bridges, at LBridges@ilaniresort.com
  2. For issues when using the Submittable platform, please contact Submittable Technical Support
  3. 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

  1. Eligible applicants must be either a nonprofit agency recognized as tax-exempt by the Internal Revenue Service or a government or recognized Tribal agency.
  2. Requests must be for work done in Clark County, Washington.
  3. Requesting organizations must provide equal opportunity to all qualified individuals in leadership, staffing, and service, regardless of race, ethnicity, national origin, citizenship status, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability status, age, religion, or any other status protected by law.
  4. Requesting organizations must not require attendance at or participation in religious or faith activities as a condition of service delivery nor require adherence to religious or faith beliefs as a condition of service or employment.
  5. Requesting organizations must be current on all reports to the Cowlitz Tribal Foundation for any previous grants.
  6. The Clark County Fund awards grants on a quarterly cycle following normal fiscal periods. Award decisions are made during the month after the quarterly period ends. For example, the first quarterly period is from  January 1 to March 31, decisions for applications received during that period will then be processed during the month of April, with a goal of decisions being delivered by the second week of May. This format will continue into the subsequent quarters throughout the year for a total of four grant cycles.
  7. The Clark County Fund allows for multi-year funding but asks that organizations who have received three subsequent years of funding take a pause for one year. After that one-year pause, we gladly welcome further requests.
Cowlitz Indian Tribe