Sisters Grants Fund 2023

Apply before: November 19, 2023

Sisters Grants Fund 2023 supports underfunded small organizations and projects providing direct services to underserved communities. The majority of these organizations and projects receive little, if any, government or mainstream funding and may be in the early stages of development.

Eligibility

The Sisters Grants favor projects that serve the Bay Area or particularly embattled communities in other locales around the country and the world.
The grants are especially thrilled to fund special projects (over general operations), to support innovators, and to provide seed money that will have a ripple effect. Sisters welcome applications, whether or not you have 501-C3 status or are a fiscal sponsor.
Grants do not fund individual travel, research, living, medical or educational expenses, or startup costs for businesses.

(IMPORTANT: Please note that while Sisters accept applications from organizations outside the United States, Sisters require the involvement of a U.S.-based fiscal sponsor to function as the recipient of any grant funds awarded.)

Benefits

Sisters’ Grants Fund 2023 is typically $250 to $1,000. Sisters rarely fund groups with budgets over $500,000. Given the many applications Sisters received, Sisters are unlikely to fund an organization in two consecutive grant cycles.

Application Process

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