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Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina: Breaking the Cycle Grant Program

Dated: January 11, 2022

The Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina is seeking applications for the Breaking the Cycle Grant Program.

Donor Name: Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina

State: South Carolina

County: All Counties

Type of Grant: Grant

Deadline (mm/dd/yyyy): 08/10/2022

Size of the Grant: $20,000

Details:

These grants are designed for organizations creating and sustaining pathways to economic mobility and self-sufficiency. Eligible organizations deliver proven programs that disrupt the cycle of poverty and support long-term, sustainable economic change for individuals, families and/or communities.

Funding Information

The Grant size for grants in this focus area is typical $20,000.

Organization Criteria

  • A deep understanding of the complex, multi-faceted issues that surround poverty in the community they serve is reflected in the organization’s values, practices and programming.
  • Programming is comprehensive and multi-layered in its approach to breaking the cycle of poverty. Examples include integrated services and two-generation approaches for families
  • Programs have clear short and long-term goals, distinct indicators for success, and can clearly show how participants are moving out of poverty.
  • Program is informed by research — using long-term data gathered from successful internal implementation and/or based on emerging/best practice models.
  • The organization carries out effective, ongoing program evaluation and adapts based on lessons learned and participant feedback.
  • The organization demonstrates effective collaboration and partnerships (both formal and informal) with other organizations.

For more information, visit Breaking the Cycle.

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