APPLYING FOR A GRANT
To apply for a grant, complete the Lincoln Financial Foundation application by using the online form and submitting it electronically. If you have difficulty with this process, please contact the appropriate community program officer identified below.
Lincoln Financial Foundation Deadlines
The Charitable Contribution Committees will review grants according to our funding priorities.
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Grant submission deadlines are:
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Arts and Culture grants applications must be received by December 10, 2009
Grants will support arts and culture endeavors through programs and/or sponsorships that demonstrate the following:
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Increasing accessibility to the arts across all economic strata with an emphasis on school children, underserved, handicapped, and new audiences.
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Expanding arts education to school children and the underserved, including the elderly and physically/mentally challenged.
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Education grant applications must be received by March 10, 2010
Grants will expose people (regardless of age and physical/mental abilities or limitations) to educational enrichment and advancement opportunities through programs that strive to meet one of the following focus areas:
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Supporting life-long learning for individuals of all age groups.
Pre-K: programs that enhance literacy and early childhood education efforts.
K-12: programs that enrich academic experiences through tutoring, mentoring, leadership development, support for state academic standards, and increase access to college.
Adults: programs that provide for literacy advancement, English as a second language, financial literacy, and leadership development.
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Human Services grant applications must be received by June 24, 2010
Grants will address human service issues that focus on basic needs and building skills for self-sufficiency. In addition, each Charitable Contribution Committee may respond to critical needs that surface in the community. The focus of human service grants primarily will be in areas that demonstrate the following:
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Meeting basic needs and building skills for self-sufficiency.
Food: programs that support feeding families and individuals.
Shelters: programs that provide shelters for emergency housing, domestic violence, rehab programs, and affordable housing.
Self-Sufficiency: programs that enable individuals to acquire and maintain self-sufficiency through developing and sustaining independence with affordable housing, access to healthcare, and positive self-image.
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Workforce and Economic Development grant applications must be received by September 23, 2010
Grant guidelines will be forthcoming.
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Applications are reviewed by the local contribution committees within three to four months after the cycle deadline. Notification will be given soon after decisions are rendered.
For more details, explore Chicago, Concord, Fort Wayne, Greensboro, Hartford, Omaha, or Philadelphia.
CHICAGO AREA
Tiana Brazzale, Committee Chair
3800 North Wilke Road,
Suite 250
Arlington Heights, IL 60004
847 818-4740
FAX: 847 870-9200
E-mail:
Tiana.Brazzale@LFG.com |
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CONCORD, N.H.
Byron O. Champlin, CLU, Program Officer
One Granite Place
Concord, NH 03301-0000
603 226-5554
FAX: 603 229-6439
E-mail:
Byron.Champlin@LFG.com |
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FORT WAYNE, IND.
Jean Vrabel, Program Officer
1300 South Clinton Street
P.O. Box 7863
Fort Wayne, IN 46801-7863
260 455-3868
FAX: 260 455-4004
E-mail:
Jean.Vrabel@LFG.com
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GREENSBORO, N.C.
Jana Barrett
100 North Greene Street
Greensboro, NC 27401
336 691-3125
FAX: 336 691-3311
E-mail:
Jana.Barrett@LFG.com |
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HARTFORD, CONN.
Byron O. Champlin, CLU, Program Officer
One Granite Place
Concord, NH 03301-0000
603 226-5554
FAX: 603 229-6439
E-mail:
Byron.Champlin@LFG.com |
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OMAHA, NEB.
Sandi Kemmish
1300 South Clinton Street
P.O. Box 7863
Fort Wayne, IN 46801-7863
260 455-3879
FAX: 260 455-4004
E-mail:
Sandi.Kemmish@LFG.com
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PHILADELPHIA
Susan Segal, Program Officer
2005 Market Street
1 Commerce Square 30th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19103
484 583-2898
FAX: 215 255-1401
E-mail:
Susan.Segal@LFG.com |
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