Letter of Intent

A Letter of Intent, or LOI, provides us with a short summary of your upcoming request. That way, we can see if your project is a good fit before you apply for a grant.

Who Needs An LOI?

A Letter of Intent (LOI) is required for requests that fall into any one of these categories:

• The organization is making its first grant request
• The request is for capital support regardless of amount
• The request is for $50,000 or more
• The funding is a multi-year request

LOI Questions

When you submit your LOI through our grant portal, you will also need to answer a few questions. Those questions are below, or you can download a PDF. Review them and prepare your answers before you submit your LOI.

Project/Program Name*
Character Limit: 60

Amount Requested*

Initiative Category*
Select the initiative that aligns with the program or project.

• Early Diagnosis
• Education & Employment
• Housing
• Social Enrichment
• System Navigation
• Transportation
• Other

Letter of Intent Parameters*
A Letter of Intent is required if at least one of the following parameters applies. Check all that apply.

• This is the organization’s first-time grant request.
• The request is for $50,000 or more.
• The request is for capital support.
• This is a multi-year request.

Summary of Program/Project*
Upload a one-page summary of the program/project on the organization’s letterhead, signed and dated by the Executive Director. Include the following information:

• Outline of the program/project.
• Requested grant amount.

File Size Limit: 1 MB

Itemized Budget*
Please upload an itemized total program/project cost.
File Size Limit: 1 MB

Number of Participants with Disabilities*
How many individuals with disabilities will directly benefit from the program/project?
Character Limit: 100

Timeline for Program/Project Implementation*
Character Limit: 500