Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Community Organizing RFP
Forecasted
Supports research-driven community organizing projects in Greater Hartford that advance equity and dismantle structural racism through resident engagement and collaboration.
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Hartford Foundation For Public Giving has archived this opportunity.
Funder: Hartford Foundation For Public Giving
Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2026 (Full application deadline)
Funding Amounts: $5,000–$40,000 per grant; one-year project period; few awards at the maximum
Summary: Supports nonprofits and community groups in Greater Hartford advancing equity and dismantling structural racism through community organizing and resident engagement.
Key Information: Forecasted grant; dates are projected—verify on the program page.
Description
This funding opportunity from the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving supports nonprofits and community groups working to engage and activate residents in Greater Hartford to collaboratively address persistent local problems. The program seeks to advance equitable social and economic mobility and dismantle structural racism by fostering increased power sharing between underserved communities and the institutions that serve them. Funded projects may include community organizing efforts, capacity building, or infrastructure improvements, with a strong preference for initiatives advancing racial justice. The Foundation uses a detailed rubric to evaluate proposals, emphasizing culturally humble leadership, service to communities of color and marginalized groups, demonstrated presence in Greater Hartford, and strong collaborative relationships.
