Our Grant Process
If applying for a grant, please refer to the following:
Grant applications for 2017 will be accepted after September 1st.
Grant applications must be submitted via email to FallowFund@gmail.com
or by mail to
PACG
Attn: Fallow Endowment Fund
1212 W 3rd St, Suite 3D
Davenport, IA 52802.
Applications must be received no later than September 30th.
Beginning October 1st, a grant selection committee will evaluate all applications.
Decisions will be made no later than November 15th and announced at the PACG Annual Holiday party in December.
If, for whatever reason, no grant is made in any of the categories for the granting year, the funds shall roll over and be made available for applicants in October of the following year.
Submit any questions to: fallowfund@gmail.com
The files below are available for more information on the purpose of the grant, or for an application.
Grant applications for 2017 will be accepted after September 1st.
Grant applications must be submitted via email to FallowFund@gmail.com
or by mail to
PACG
Attn: Fallow Endowment Fund
1212 W 3rd St, Suite 3D
Davenport, IA 52802.
Applications must be received no later than September 30th.
Beginning October 1st, a grant selection committee will evaluate all applications.
Decisions will be made no later than November 15th and announced at the PACG Annual Holiday party in December.
If, for whatever reason, no grant is made in any of the categories for the granting year, the funds shall roll over and be made available for applicants in October of the following year.
Submit any questions to: fallowfund@gmail.com
The files below are available for more information on the purpose of the grant, or for an application.
| 2017_grant_application_with_letterhead.pdf |
Former Grant Recipients:
Palamares Social Justice Center
Project: Continuation of biannual newsletter and the organizing of community services and events such as The Black and Brown Forum and Meet the Police.
Safer Foundation
Project: Therapeutic services to young men who have been adjudicated, delinquent and face out of home placement; funds will be used for incentive awards to reward positive behavior and motivate continued progress.
Center for Worker Justice of Eastern Iowa (CWJ)
The CWJ unites low-wage workers across race, ethnicity and immigration status to pursue social and economic justice through education, leadership development, and issue-based organizing. CWJ formed in 2012 response to degrading workplace standards and growing instances of human rights abuses of immigrants and other low- wage workers in the region.
Palamares Social Justice Center
Project: Continuation of biannual newsletter and the organizing of community services and events such as The Black and Brown Forum and Meet the Police.
Safer Foundation
Project: Therapeutic services to young men who have been adjudicated, delinquent and face out of home placement; funds will be used for incentive awards to reward positive behavior and motivate continued progress.
Center for Worker Justice of Eastern Iowa (CWJ)
The CWJ unites low-wage workers across race, ethnicity and immigration status to pursue social and economic justice through education, leadership development, and issue-based organizing. CWJ formed in 2012 response to degrading workplace standards and growing instances of human rights abuses of immigrants and other low- wage workers in the region.