THE ANNA-MARIA MOGGIO FOUNDATION
Grant Application Process - How To Apply
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Submit Letter of Intent. Letters of Intent are accepted throughout the year via Email.
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Submit Application. If your Letter of Intent is accepted, a Grant Application will be sent to you for completion.
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Applications will be reviewed by Board of Trustees; at which time a determination will be made regarding the grant application.
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Applicants will be notified if their grant application is approved or denied.
Letter of Intent
Organizations and individuals whose goals are compatible with the Mission of the Anna-Maria Moggio Foundation are encouraged to submit a Letter of Intent. Guidelines on how to submit a Letter of Intent are listed below.
A Letter of Intent (LOI) should include a brief organizational description together with a specific project description.
The Letter of Intent should include the following:
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Specific project description
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The target population and location
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Other partners and funding sources, if applicable
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Amount being requested
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Project timeframe
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Intended outcomes
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If you have received a Moggio Foundation grant in the past, please indicate last grant received – year, amount awarded and project.
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If you represent an organization or an institution, you are required to submit
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Tax ID number and certificate of 501 c3 tax exempt status
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A copy of your organization’s most recent audited annual financial statement
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A list of the leadership of your organization including Board of Trustees, Director, and Senior Officers.
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Letters of Intent are accepted year-round and should be submitted via email to: inquiries@moggiofoundation.org
After a careful review of the Letter of Intent, The Moggio Foundation may invite potential grantees whose goals are considered to be most compatible with our Mission to submit a formal application.
Applications should be returned by the deadline date provided on the application. Completed applications will be sent to the Board of Trustees for review.
Before submitting a Letter of Intent, please review the list below.
What the Foundation Does Not Fund
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Grants for Reduction of debt
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Grants to Endowment funds
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Advocacy, lobbying, or legislation for grants made by other grant makers
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Completed projects “after-the-fact”
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Scholarships requests submitted by individuals
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Contributions to Capital Campaigns