OVERVIEW
The Community Foundation of Jackson Hole supports local nonprofits seeking professional development opportunities that will strengthen their organizational knowledge, skills, and capacity. As a complement to our workshop offering, nonprofits based in and serving Teton County, Wyoming may apply for up to $700 once per calendar year to help offset professional development and continuing education expenses.
Eligible expenses include:
registration fees for online or in-person trainings, workshops, or conferences
travel, accommodations and food related to out-of-town trainings
fees for 1:1 or team coaching or consulting
educational materials and resources
Professional development work must be scheduled to occur within the next 9 months. Please apply later for work more than 9 months out.
Ineligible expense: trade organization memberships
Email grants@cfjacksonhole.org with questions related to expense eligibility.
TIMELINE
Application periods: January-February, April-May, July-August, October-November
Review periods: March, June, September, December
Response period: mid March, mid June, mid September, mid December
Grant checks mailed for funded applications: end of March, June, September, December
Note: Funding for this pilot grants program is limited and may be exhausted prior to the end of the calendar year.
ELIGIBILITY
Applicant must be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, government entity, or other IRS-recognized charitable organization based in and serving Teton County, Wyoming OR be fiscally-sponsored by an entity that meets these requirements. `
Funds may not be used for debt retirement or religious or political activities.
Applicant's work must not be primarily focused on influencing legislation.
Grant funds may not be used for a project or training that has already been completed.
ADDITIONAL FUNDING SOURCES
Teton County nonprofits are also encouraged to apply for Wyoming Department of Workforce Service Business Training Grants. Up to $2,000 per trainee or $75,000 per organization is available per state fiscal year. Click here for a DWS program overview and here for details and rules.
Professional Development Grants
OVERVIEW
The Community Foundation of Jackson Hole supports local nonprofits seeking professional development opportunities that will strengthen their organizational knowledge, skills, and capacity. As a complement to our workshop offering, nonprofits based in and serving Teton County, Wyoming may apply for up to $700 once per calendar year to help offset professional development and continuing education expenses.
Eligible expenses include:
registration fees for online or in-person trainings, workshops, or conferences
travel, accommodations and food related to out-of-town trainings
fees for 1:1 or team coaching or consulting
educational materials and resources
Professional development work must be scheduled to occur within the next 9 months. Please apply later for work more than 9 months out.
Ineligible expense: trade organization memberships
Email grants@cfjacksonhole.org with questions related to expense eligibility.
TIMELINE
Application periods: January-February, April-May, July-August, October-November
Review periods: March, June, September, December
Response period: mid March, mid June, mid September, mid December
Grant checks mailed for funded applications: end of March, June, September, December
Note: Funding for this pilot grants program is limited and may be exhausted prior to the end of the calendar year.
ELIGIBILITY
Applicant must be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, government entity, or other IRS-recognized charitable organization based in and serving Teton County, Wyoming OR be fiscally-sponsored by an entity that meets these requirements. `
Funds may not be used for debt retirement or religious or political activities.
Applicant's work must not be primarily focused on influencing legislation.
Grant funds may not be used for a project or training that has already been completed.
ADDITIONAL FUNDING SOURCES
Teton County nonprofits are also encouraged to apply for Wyoming Department of Workforce Service Business Training Grants. Up to $2,000 per trainee or $75,000 per organization is available per state fiscal year. Click here for a DWS program overview and here for details and rules.