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Does Your Proposal Fit?
| First Steps for All Grant Seekers
Please note that grant-seekers must address one of the foundation's focus areas
of math, science and
technology education or access to technology. Proposals addressing generic
quality of life issues will not be entertained. Please review these focus areas
before taking the next step.
Besides determining whether or not your proposal fits within the ADC Foundation
focus, it is important for you to know that there are further questions the
foundation will ask in determining whether your proposal could potentially be
supported. Does your organization's proposal:
- Serve an area selected as an ADC Foundation giving site (see Where
We Fund);
- Cover a period of one year or less;
- Help the ADC Foundation serve a diverse community or meet its other strategic
objectives;
- Demonstrate that your nonprofit organization has the capacity to successfully
complete the proposed project or activity;
- Have a significant impact on the issues or populations it serves; or
- Is not a program of a religious institution unless the program serves the
general community on a nonsectarian basis.
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The first step in the process (after determining your fit)
is to fill out the Letter
of Inquiry.
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Grant Decision Process
The ADC Foundation accepts letters of inquiry continuously throughout the year
and makes funding decisions quarterly. If your project is chosen for review
and funding, you will be notified of the timing of our grant payment. The Foundation's
fiscal year runs from November 1 through October 31.
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