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31 Dec
2025

The Douglas Foundation

  Grant Amount: Not Specified

Information

The Douglas Foundation will consider grants to assist credible agencies and institutions committed to providing healthier, more enriched lives to the citizens of California with greater consideration given to those serving disadvantaged children and women. Recent funding has also included theater groups.
Funding is available for both specific programs and capital expenditures.
Grants are usually awarded for a limited period. Some grants may be paid over a multi-year period. However, the Foundation generally does not approve grants to any organization on a continuing, annual basis. The Foundation’s Trustees have final approval of all grants.
Preference is given to organizations providing services in California.
Deadline
The Foundation accepts and processes applications for grants throughout the year with no fixed deadlines.
Note from your Grant Gopher team: The Foundation does not accept uninvited applications. Applications can be made at the Foundation’s invitation OR by referral from organizations the Foundation funds or is otherwise associated with. We advise you to check with your contacts and collaboration partners to find out if they may be able to refer you.

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Eligibility

To qualify for funding consideration from the Douglas Foundation, the applicant must:

1. be a not-for-profit organization certified as tax exempt under Section 501 (c) (3)
of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code and be in good standing there with. An IRS
Determination Letter is required, and a copy must be included with the letter of
inquiry. These organizations cannot also be private foundations as defined in
Section 509 (a) of the Internal Revenue Code.

2. provide audited financials for their most recently- completed fiscal year.

3. be able to demonstrate that a minimum of 80% of their revenues are expended
on programs and services.

More Information

For more information, visit: https://douglasfoundation.org/grant-seekers/

Category

  • Health and Wellness