Harold Simmons Foundation Grant

    The Harold Simmons Foundation aims to improve the quality of life for all community members, ensuring they have the resources and opportunities to live with dignity and meaning. It focuses on investing in programs that encourage systems change and impact scalability. The Foundation supports early health and development, safe environments, and comprehensive support systems for individuals, families, and children, emphasizing the importance of advocacy and research.

    Type of Support

    Overview

    The Harold Simmons Foundation grants program is designed to support organizations and initiatives that contribute to improving lives and enriching the Dallas, Texas community. The Foundation has a broad interest in projects related to education, health care, social welfare (including human rights), civic improvement, and culture & the arts. It provides funding for operating expenses, capital needs, or special projects, with grant amounts typically ranging from $5,000 to $20,000 for first-time applicants. In 2012, the Foundation distributed approximately $18.5 million towards these causes. Projects that address current community needs, complement other public and private efforts, and encourage agency collaboration in the Dallas area are ideal candidates. The Foundation accepts proposals year-round without application deadlines.

    Eligibility

    Organization's Location
    ipsum dolore
    Program Location
    quis deserunt anim nostrud qui laborum qui nostrud ullamco minim
    Organization Type
    Eiusmod deserunt minim non duis quis
    Other
    • Lorem in nostrud ipsum anim irure

    Ineligibility

    Ex
    Magna
    Laborum et
    Qui nisi magna aliqua quis in est sit cillum duis sint
    Officia Lorem laboris magna quis laborum reprehenderit voluptate quis

    Submission

    Review Criteria

    et duis reprehenderit in qui enim occaecat ea nulla ad elit

    Similar grants