The National Community Investment Grant is directly aligned with the Jack and Jill Foundation’s focus on Impact Investing. This grant gives us the opportunity to invest $85,000 in 2016 to independent non-profits in communities across America. As the philanthropic arm of Jack and Jill of America, Inc., the Foundation is thrilled to take the lead of investing in programs and services that create a strong foundation for African American children and families to thrive long-term. Our new commitment to Impact Philanthropy offers chapters the opportunity to meet the ever-changing needs of individual communities with the goal of transforming African American communities, one child at a time.
IMPACT PRIORITY
African American Families, Education, Health & Wellness
Narrowing the focus to the high impact areas listed below will further build community partnerships while leveraging Foundation investments to improve the lives of African America children.
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African American Families
Education
Health and Wellness
Impact Philanthropic Focus Areas | Grant Investment Areas |
African American Families | Supporting families with parent education and supports including parenting classes, financial literacy and workforce development |
Health and Wellness | Access to healthcare with programs and services including building awareness, preventative health care, early diagnosis and obesity prevention programs |
Education | Investing in early childhood education and experiences through early literacy, quality early childhood experiences of developmental milestones |
Due Dates – REVISED (3/8/16) | What’s Due |
November 1 — January 1 | Chapter Registration |
November 1 — | Identify and verify Chapter’s 501c3 partner. Eligibility will be approved by the Foundation’s Grant Review Board on a rolling basis. |
April 1, 2016 | Final approval of all 501c3 partners announced |
April 4 – April 22, 2016 | Application window for 501c3s to submit grant applications |
April – May 2016 | Grant Review Board reviews and approves grants. 501c3 partners will be notified on a rolling basis during this time. |
June 15, 2016 | Grant award announcements |
June 22, 2016 | Mandatory grantee orientation |
July 1, 2016 | Disbursement of funds |
Chapter Registration — How to Register?
Fill out the registration form and hit submit.
What happens after I submit my registration form?
After you submit your registration form, you will receive a confirmation email outlining details and next steps.
Have a few questions. Who should I contact?
Contact Pier Blake. Please put the following in the subject line: [National Community Investment Grant].
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Parent Education and Supports; Early Childhood Education | Emmaus House, Georgia | www.emmaushouse.org |
Parent Education and Supports; Early Childhood Education | Family Connections, New Jersey | www.familyconnectionsnj.org |
Parent Education and Supports; Early Childhood Education | Project Link, Florida | www.project-link.org |
Parent Education and Supports; Early Childhood Education | Seeds NC, North Carolina | www.seedsnc.org |
Parent Education and Supports; Early Childhood Education | St Philips, Texas | www.stphilips1600.org |
Parent Education and Supports | Better Families, Missouri | www.betterfamilylife.org |
Parent Education and Supports; Early Childhood Education; Access to Healthcare | Metropolitan Family Services, Illinois | www.metrofamily.org |
Download a PDF with details about the National Community Investment Grant
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