Census Mini Grant

Lets count EVERY ONE!  PCHF is working with the county and our local non-profits to ensure that those ‘Hard-to-Count’ individuals are counted this year.  We have developed a temporary Mini-Grant program to assist non-profit organizations with the expense of outreach to their constituents.  – to encourage everyone to be counted.

Qualifications

Non-profit organizations operating within the PCHF service area. Supporting programs that encourage Census participation, especially within hard-to-count communities such as:

• • children
  • seniors
  • non-English speakers
  • low-income persons
  • people experiencing homelessness
  • immigrants
  • people of color
  • etc.

The suggested maximum request is $1,500. For funding needs greater than $1,500 please contact Tamela Luce, President & CEO.

Apply Today

• Complete the 2020 Census Mini-Grant Request Form and have it signed by the current Board Chair.
• Attach the following information:
  • Narrative: Describing program/initiative and desired outcomes. Please indicate which hard-to-count communities the project will outreach to, how your organization will outreach to them, and why your organization is positioned to reach that communities.
  • Detailed cost documentation
  • Supporting documents (If not currently a PCHF grantee, please include your organization’s IRS Tax Determination Letter.)

Deadline for submission

The deadline is 5:00 p.m. on Friday, February 28, 2020. Applications will be processed as received and checks for grants awarded will be issued quickly to expedite Census outreach and participation efforts.