Marin Charitable Grants Program
Marin Charitable grants impact our community.
- 100% of proceeds raised reach children in Marin County.
- Over 65,000 Marin children have been helped in the past 10 years by Marin Charitable funds.
- $2.7+ million has been granted by Marin Charitable.
- Marin Charitable grants to nonprofits across three categories.
|
2011 Grantees by Category
Click here to see a list of our 2011 grantees by category.
|
Regranting through Marin Charitable ensures direct impact
Marin Charitable's effective system of regranting ensures donations reach youth in Marin County who need it most. A rigorous process for screening non-profits has been established to identify the deepest needs each year. Qualified applicants are interviewed on-site by a member of the Marin Charitable grant committee. Each awardee is then required to submit a progress report .
Above and beyond granting, Marin Charitable also identifies and offers hands-on volunteer opportunities for Marin Charitable members and their families.
In the words of our Grantees...
"During the last year your grant served 741 middle and high school aged Marin youth age 11-17, more than doubling the number we anticipated thanks to your generous support!"
~Marilyn Price, Director, Trips for Kids
"We are so grateful to Marin Charitable for helping to make the crucial Bereaved SIBS program possible for such a special group of teens."
~Suzanne Randall, Executive Director, Okizu.
"Thank you for making an important and positive difference to the youth we serve in Marin County."
~ Rachel Watts, Director, The Marin Youth Center
"We are able to continue our important work in the schools because of the funding [Marin Charitable] provides. Thank you!"
~Felicia King, Executive and Clinical Director, Beyond Hunger
"Your support and partnership has meant the world to us!"
~Denni Locke-Brusseau, Founder and Executive Director, Bridge the Gap
"With [MC's] grant we were able to serve approximately 150 homeless and other vulnerable middle and high school aged youth last year. Thank you very much!"
~Pamela Morton, Executive Director, DrawBridge.
"[Your] support provides crucial scholarships for our therapeutic horseback riding program for middle and high school youth with disabilities."
~Julie Cassel, Executive Director, Halleck Creek Ranch.
|
|
