Welcome to our “minimum of red tape” grant application. If you’ve written grant proposals before, you’ll find that this one is a bit different. We’re not looking for audited financial statements, lists of board members and staff, or tons of supporting documents. Rather, this application is designed to help you tell us about your great idea – and your concrete, thoughtful plan for turning it into reality.

There is no deadline for applying for a grant from the I Could Do Great Things Foundation. We will review and respond to your application as soon as possible after we receive it.

Brief Description of Project*
Who will benefit from your project?*
Who will be involved in your project? (Include people both inside and outside your organization)*
Why is this project important? What need or opportunity does it address?*Why is this project important? What need or opportunity does it address?*
Tell us your plan. Include information about your planned activities, timeframe, publicity plan, etc.*
What results/outcomes do you hope to achieve? How will you measure those results?*What results/outcomes do you hope to achieve? How will you measure those results?*
What is your budget? Please be specific about how you will spend it.*
What other sources of funding and in-kind contributions do you have? Tell us about any other nonprofit or community organizations that will be involved.*
Why are you the right person to turn this idea into reality? Tell us about your relevant experience and why this idea is important to you.*
What is the future for your great idea? Does it have the potential to help other communities, or lead to other great ideas?*

Tax Exempt Letter and Letters of Recommendation:
Mail or attach a scanned copy of your IRS Tax Exempt letter. Include with your application at least two letters of recommendation from people in your organization or
community who believe in the value of your idea – and your ability to turn it into reality.