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Grants to improve Quality of Life for People, Animals, and Environment

The Fuller Foundation is currently accepting proposals from qualified agencies that work in the fields of the arts, wildlife, and youth-at-risk.

Donor Name: The Fuller Foundation

State: Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts

County: All Counties

Type of Grant: Grant

Deadline: 01/15/2023

Size of the Grant: $5,000 to $7,500

Details:

Areas of Interest

  • The Arts
    • Programs that provide access to art, and art education, to traditionally underserved communities
    • Efforts that beautify and inspire communities, including local arts festivals
    • Programs involving symphony, opera, or theatre.
  • Wildlife, Endangered Species – Their Environment, And Animals Helping People
    • Species Protection: Programs that protect endangered species, the environment and habitat necessary for species survival, and programs that educate the public about their plight
    • Animals Helping People: Horses, dogs, monkeys, and certain wildlife species interactions that better human lives
    • Animal Shelters and Hospitals: Support for programs serving both wild and domestic animals.
  • Youth-At-Risk
    • The foundation funds programs that help children and teens reach their potential and lead productive lives. There is an emphasis on serving lower-income youth between the ages of 6 and 18, with service to a minimum of 25 participants.
      • Peer leadership, outdoor adventure education
      • Alternative educational experiences
      • Educational programs to prevent alcohol, tobacco and drug abuse.

Funding Information

  • Typical Grant Range: $5,000 to $7,500

Eligibility Criteria

  • Nonprofit Status: All entities must be qualified as a 501(c)(3) organization under IRS regulations
  • Geography
    • For Arts and Youth categories, support is restricted to programs operating in the immediate Seacoast area of New Hampshire and in towns and cities within Route 128 of Massachusetts.
    • Grant seekers must have an office or chapter in the state of Maine, New Hampshire, or Massachusetts. The Foundation may consider a geographical exception in the case of endangered and at-risk wildlife entities for programs located in the continental United States, but these requests are accepted by invitation only.

For more information, visit The Fuller Foundation.

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