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We recommend you carefully review our guidelines and the results we seek in our program areas before submitting an application.
Requests for grants should be submitted using the application forms below. The Foundation has no submission deadlines. Proposals are reviewed in the order they come to the Foundation, and grants are approved by our Trustees at regularly scheduled Board meetings throughout the year.
The Foundation makes three types of investments:
- Investments in Direct Service
In this area we support programs and projects that create human gain for people in our areas of focus. Historically, most of the grants in our portfolio have fallen into this category.
Organizations seeking support for Direct Service should download the application below:
| Application Form: | DOWNLOAD |
| Application Guide: | DOWNLOAD |
- Investments in Organizations (Capacity Building)
At times we believe that making an investment in an organization so that it can achieve and sustain stronger gains for those served is the best investment we can make. In general, these investments are reserved for organizations with which we are already working.
Organizations seeking support for Capacity Building should download the application below:
| Application Form: | DOWNLOAD |
| Application Guide: | DOWNLOAD |
- Investments in Systems Change
At times we believe that the most pressing need is to make an improvement in the larger context of factors and forces that affect programs and organizations. The Foundation will allocate limited grant dollars to strategic policy, advocacy, and applied research initiatives that advance the Foundation's grantmaking priorities.
Organizations seeking support for Systems Change (i.e., applied research, policy, and/or advocacy work) should download the application below:
| Application Form: | DOWNLOAD |
| Application Guide: | DOWNLOAD |
FOR ALL APPLICANTS:
Please include with your application the following:
- A cover letter signed by a senior executive or the board chair of your organization;
- A copy of the grantseeker's 501(c)(3) Internal Revenue Service tax exemption letter;
- A budget for the proposed project and for the organization as a whole for the year in which the requested funds would be used;
- Sources of income corresponding to the program budget and the organization budget: pending and secured public, corporate, and foundation supporters to date for the current fiscal year, with amounts; and a list of supporters, with amounts, for the most recently completed fiscal year;
- A list of the organization's governors, trustees, or directors with their professional affiliations;
- The organization's most recent audited financial statement; and
- If applicable, a final narrative report on your previous Altman grant and a budget indicating how grants funds were expended.
All requests should be submitted by mail to:
Karen L. Rosa
Vice President & Executive Director
Altman Foundation
521 Fifth Avenue, 35th Floor
New York, New York 10175
The Foundation will not accept applications submitted by email or fax.
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