Browning Kimball Foundation Grant

Browning Kimball Foundation

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Grant amount: Up to US $50,000

Next deadline: Mar 1, 2020 (Letter of inquiry)

Later deadlines: Jul 12, 2020 (Full proposal)

Applicant type: Nonprofit

Funding uses: Project / Program, General Operating Expense

Location of project: Montana

Location of residency: Preferred: Counties in Montana: Big Horn County, Blaine County, Broadwater County, Carbon County, Cascade County, Chouteau County, Fergus County, Gallatin County, Glacier County, Golden Valley County, Hill County, Jefferson County, Judith Basin County, Lewis and Clark County, Liberty County, Madison County, Meagher County, Musselshell County, Park County, Petroleum County, Phillips County, Pondera County, Stillwater County, Sweet Grass County, Teton County, Toole County, Wheatland County, Yellowstone County Other eligible locations: United States

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Overview:

Foundation History

Matt S. Browning and Barbara Kimball Browning founded the Browning Kimball Foundation in 1978. It is a unique private foundation dedicated to reaching out to charitable organizations that improve the quality of living for people and communities throughout Montana.

The Directors are sensitive to the needs of communities, large and small, and look for mission statements that enhance living conditions for people with all levels of abilities.

Long-term partnerships are not uncommon with the Browning Kimball Foundation. Worthy recipients that fulfill expanding needs of their communities year after year are considered favorably by the Foundation.

Foundation Mission

The Browning Kimball Foundation is committed to improving the quality of life through support of youth and families, health with an emphasis on prevention, arts and humanities, and sustainable agriculture in Montana.

Foundation Policies

In an effort to promote good governance and fundraising practices, the Browning Kimball Foundation may limit grants of operational support to four (4) successive years. At that time, the Board may decided to cease funding. Browning Kimball Foundation grantees are encouraged to maintain a large funding base and not become reliant on one funder.

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website.

Eligibility:

  • It is a requirement that applicants have a 501(c)(3) designation by the Internal Revenue Service

Preferences:

Ineligibility:

  • The foundation will not fund:
    • organizations without 501(c)(3) status;
    • organizations that practice discrimination by race, gender, religion, age, sexual orientation or national origin;
    • marketing sponsorships;
    • sporting events;
    • trips or tours;
    • lobbying campaigns;
    • donor-advised funds;
    • private foundations;
    • individuals;
    • political candidates or political organizations.