San Francisco Foundation Seeks Grant Proposals for Census Outreach Efforts
San Francisco Foundation Seeks Grant Proposals for Census Outreach Efforts
The San Francisco Foundation has announced the launch of a program to strengthen local nonprofits in their campaigns to bring visibility to hard-to-count populations.
The foundation will be engaging in Census 2010 work by awarding grants between $5,000 and $10,000. An additional grant of $2,500 will be awarded to an artist who designs and produces visual art media that increases public awareness of and involvement in the census.
The foundation is specifically interested in organizations that can substantially strengthen community outreach for the census in San Francisco, Alameda, and Contra Costa counties. Successful applicants will target hard-to-count populations in counties, cities, and neighborhoods that have been undercounted in the past. Priority will be given to organizations that have a clear strategy for their program that includes education, outreach, establishing questionnaire assistance centers, and other work strategies.
Visit the San Francisco Foundation Web site for further program and application information.
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Link to Complete RFP
Primary Subject: Community Improvement/Development
Geographic Funding Area: National
