Claimant Worker Employer Researcher. Find a Job. Find Services. Individual Services. Disability Services. Employer Services. Page Content. Available Grant Opportunities Below are the current notice of grants availabilities and recent grant awardee announcements. ET on Thursday, December 30, If you would like to access the records to an older submitted application for your organization contact Camille Halsey.
Visit the Grant History Page to view the full list of the grant recipients. Philadelphia Cultural Fund Allocation for Grant applications are reviewed through a transparent and robust process that includes site visits and peer panels. Types of Grant Applications.
Organizations will complete an online application that is tailored to their situation, as described below. Applicant organizations are:. Organizations may be awarded funding for one year rather than three years.
In that case, the organization must reapply to be considered for future funding. Established organizations may apply for a grant if they were not awarded a multi-year General Operating Grant in either for , , and or in for , , and Once your application has been submitted electronically through the Zengine application portal, it will be screened by PCF staff to ensure the submission is complete and qualifies for funding before being assigned to peer reviewers.
Important: If your application is missing required information or the organization is found ineligible the application will be disqualified; it will not be reviewed by the peer panel; the organization will not receive a site visit, nor will it be considered for a grant.
Panels usually are composed of 8 to 15 reviewers. General Operating Grant applications are reviewed with other organizations within the same range of operating budget; Program Grant applications are reviewed together regardless of operating budget or if Established or New and Emerging organizations; all panels are multi-disciplinary.
Mandatory Site Visit Your application will be assigned to a peer reviewer who will conduct a mandatory site visit with your organization before the peer panel meets to evaluate and score applications. You may invite the site visitor to attend a performance or program, but it is not required, does not take the place of the interview, and is not part of the application review process.
Although one panelist is specifically assigned to conduct your site visit, all panelists assigned to your peer review panel will evaluate and score your application. Meeting with your site visitor is mandatory.
It is an opportunity to present and discuss your organization and the program s reflected in your application in the most accurate and constructive ways possible. The site visitor will ask questions about your application, including the required materials such as the PCF Funder Report and financials , and may ask to see additional documentation, particularly if the documentation could clarify information in your application, ancillary materials, or the site visit.
These Centers, managed by Youth Empowerment Services, are friendly and comfortable places for out-of-school youth to get the skills and supports they need to move forward in their lives. The goal is to augment and coordinate existing resources, to become a base for youth who are not currently engaged, and to reconnect those youth to the services and opportunities they need. For additional information, visit the Yo!
Philly Website. YouthWorks serves approximately 6, youth in the Summer and 2, youth Year-Round. The Summer program consists of a six week, one-hundred and twenty hour work or service learning experience during which each youth completes a project that is fully aligned with School District of Philadelphia Standards and Competencies. Certified teachers serve as Academic Advisors and Coaches to community-based organizations in the design and implementation of their projects and award credit which is then reported to the schools.
Projects range from community mapping to the development of intern manuals or the building of an electric car on Drexel University's campus. Year-round approximately 2, youth are engaged in activities providing career and college exposure and re-enforcing the connection between academic and post-secondary success.
Over youth participate in programs through 12 colleges and universities through YouthWorks College Bound. Many of these youth will receive scholarships to the colleges if they successfully complete the program.
If you are a renewal applicant, make sure your information is up to date. The deadline is August Need to make changes to your PA State Grant data?
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