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The Ammon Foundation
Linden, NJ, USA
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Linden, NJ, USA

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Posted August 20th

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What we need
  • Grant Template outlining the Organization’s mission, strategic plan, activities and budget
  • Tips and suggestions on customizing Grant Template for specific grants
What we have in place
  • I am a dedicated executive director who believes deeply in the mission of my organization and I am willing to put in the time/effort required to make this project successful.
How this will help
This project will save us $5,140 , allowing us to give more scholarships to people in need.

As a new non profit foundation with most of our funding currently coming from corporate and private donors we are looking to tap into larger funding streams - state/federal dollars and foundation dollars

Project plan

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Prep: Distribution of Current Materials
  • Volunteer Manager provides Professional with overview of current mission, strategic plan, activities and budget
  • Volunteer Manager sends Professional copies of past grant proposals (if available) and list of grant prospects
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Milestone 1: Research
  • Professional connects with Volunteer Manager for a brainstorming/overview session
  • Professional analyzes materials for use in Grant Template
  • Professional reviews any past grant proposals
  • Professional gathers information about the Organization’s grant prospects
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Milestone 2: Draft
  • Professional drafts a Grant Template
  • Volunteer Manager provides feedback to Professional's template
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Milestone 3: Delivery of Plan
  • Professional delivers a Grant Template outlining the Organization’s mission, strategic plan, activities and budget
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About the org

The Ammon Foundation
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Posted by
Mariel H.

Executive Director

Our mission

The Ammon Foundation provides strategic support to removes barriers for those in addiction recovery seeking higher education.

What we do

The data shows that people in addiction recovery are not being offered the educational opportunities they need. It also shows that those who pursue and complete some type of higher education are significantly less likely to re-engage in use.

The Ammon Foundation believes that education empowers individuals through fostering self-esteem, leadership skills and general purpose. All people deserve access to education.

The Ammon Foundation has two main programs in which we attempt to provide strategic support to remove barriers for those in addiction recovery to be able to access and succeed while continuing their education:
1. The Ammon Foundation Workshop Program
2. The Ammon Foundation Scholarship Program
The goal of our Workshop Program is to help individuals in addiction recovery identify what type of higher education is right for them; successfully navigate the application and financial aid process; and arm them with the necessary life-skills to be a successful student.

We also recognize that the financial obligation of continuing education can be extremely challenging. The goal of our Scholarship Program is to help financially support individuals in addiction recovery who are continuing their education. We are committed to giving away at least $50,000 in scholarships every year.