What Matters with God is the difference you make in the world --Dolph briscoe, Jr.
Grant Seekers
GRANT POLICY
GRANT POLICY
GRANT POLICY
The Kate Marmion Charitable Foundation offers restricted grants for designated 501 (c)(3) non-profit organizations engaged in Children’s Interests, Agriculture, Southwestern American History, Culture, Art and Literature and Health Care. The Kate Marmion Charitable Foundation focuses grants in and around Uvalde, Texas and the greater South Texas geographic area.
The Kate Marmion Charitable Foundation will consider seed funding, challenge or matching grants, as well as multi-year awards for programs or organizations that align with its mission. The Kate Marmion Charitable Foundation does not accept grant solicitations for administrative costs, debt reduction, fund-raising efforts, or from individuals.
The Kate Marmion Charitable Foundation accepts Letters of Inquiry (LOI) on an ongoing basis and will inform potential grantees after reviewing their LOIs if it would like to receive a more detailed grant proposal. An invitation to submit a more detailed proposal does not mean a grant will be awarded.
The Kate Marmion Charitable Foundation does not support organizations that discriminate in their leadership, staffing, or service provision on the basis of age, gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability, national origin, political affiliation, or religious belief.
HOW TO APPLY
GRANT POLICY
GRANT POLICY
Potential grantees should first submit a Letter of Inquiry.
LOIs should include:
- A brief statement of the organization’s purpose and history
- How the organization’s objectives relate to those of the Kate Marmion Charitable Foundation.
- A description of the program or project the grant will fund including:
- Problem the project/program will address
- Desired outcome
- Timeline for proposed activities
- Estimated total cost
- Amount of the total cost grantee will assume, amount sought from other organizations, and the amount requested from the Kate Marmion Charitable Foundation
- Plans/methods for evaluation of the program
- Organizations that have funded the grantee in the past (please do not include grants that have been requested but not awarded)
- Names and qualifications of personnel responsible for leadership of project and the organization, if different
- Copy of Determination Letter from Internal Revenue Service
Where to Apply
Letters of Intent may be submitted by mail or email to the following address:
Kate Marmion Charitable Foundation
153 Treeline Park Suite 120
San Antonio, TX 78209
grants@kbmfoundation.com
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