Our Grant Process
If applying for a grant, please refer to the following:
We are now accepting grant applications for 2023.
Grant applications must be submitted via email to FallowFund@gmail.com.
or by mail to
Renee Conklin, Chair
Dick Fallow Endowment for Social Justice
715 24th Avenue Court
Moline, IL 61265
Applications must be received no later than October 1, 2023.
Criteria for grant applicants:
The Grant Selection Committee will meet in mid October to evaluate all applications.
Decisions will be made in November and announced at the PACG Annual Holiday party (if there is a party) or sometime in early 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 application and information about the application process are in the files below.
Read more about the causes Dick Fallow advocated for at the "Honoring Dick Fallow" page.
Renee (Fallow) Conklin, Chair
Dick Fallow Endowment for Social Justice
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We are now accepting grant applications for 2023.
Grant applications must be submitted via email to FallowFund@gmail.com.
or by mail to
Renee Conklin, Chair
Dick Fallow Endowment for Social Justice
715 24th Avenue Court
Moline, IL 61265
Applications must be received no later than October 1, 2023.
Criteria for grant applicants:
- Its work must serve the Quad Cities and immediate surrounding areas.
- It must be an organization and not an individual.
- It must fit under one of the three categories of serving Labor/Economic Justice, Environment/Sustainability, or Democracy/Human Rights.
- With some exceptions, the organization has to be locally chartered and not part of a national organization with access to resources that local groups do not have.
- The grant will not be available to partisan organizations.
The Grant Selection Committee will meet in mid October to evaluate all applications.
Decisions will be made in November and announced at the PACG Annual Holiday party (if there is a party) or sometime in early 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 application and information about the application process are in the files below.
Read more about the causes Dick Fallow advocated for at the "Honoring Dick Fallow" page.
Renee (Fallow) Conklin, Chair
Dick Fallow Endowment for Social Justice
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Former Grant Recipients:
2022 - Cafe on Vine
2021 - Clock, Inc and NAMI of Greater Mississippi Valley and Humility Homes & Services
2020 - Quad City Food Forest
2019 - Project Renewal
2018 - TeamCAN Farm to Front Door Program and UUQC Sanctuary Congregation Project
2017 - Guardians of the Prairie and Forest
2015 and 2016 - Palomares 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.
2016 - 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.
2014 - 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.
2022 - Cafe on Vine
2021 - Clock, Inc and NAMI of Greater Mississippi Valley and Humility Homes & Services
2020 - Quad City Food Forest
2019 - Project Renewal
2018 - TeamCAN Farm to Front Door Program and UUQC Sanctuary Congregation Project
2017 - Guardians of the Prairie and Forest
2015 and 2016 - Palomares 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.
2016 - 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.
2014 - 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.
