Grant Giving Guidelines
Interested parties must submit a proposal in accordance with the specified application procedures. Grant-seekers should also be aware that the Foundation does not award grants outside of the parameters listed in the areas of support. Please read the guidelines below carefully before submitting your application for consideration.
Areas of Support for FAHF 2006:
- Creation of Affordable Housing
- Homebuyer Education
- Real Estate Financial Literacy
- Neighborhood Revitalization
Grant Amounts:
There are no restrictions to grant amounts.
Geographic Limitations:
There are no restrictions based on geography. FAHF supports local, regional, and national initiatives and efforts. No geographical area will be excluded, but we have identified the following areas of priority for 2006. These include California, Nevada, Arizona, Illinois, Georgia, Florida, New York, Pacific Northwest, Boston and Washington D.C.
Types of Grants:
FAHF prefers to issue project grants as opposed to general support grants. Because the foundation has a relationship building focus, project grants allows us to work closely on an ongoing bases to continue the mission of the foundation. Therefore the grant must have a start date and end date, with quantifiable outcomes. Grants may be considered for renewal at the end of the grant cycle, based on the Foundation's evaluation and overall quantifiable impact.