Ethos Global launches 2015 Community Project Grants

The Project Grants range in value from $500 – $5000. Grant recipients will be supported with project planning, development and management and have access to networking and promotional opportunities.

The Foundation will particularly look for community-orientated organisations and groups that, through ethical practices, are committed to supporting and strengthening a community’s capacity and resilience.

Renita Glencross, Executive Director of Ethos Global Foundation, said “These Grants are unique as they enhance a group’s capability to implement important initiatives for positive cultural and societal benefit.”

The Foundation is known within the not-for-profit sector for its cultural awareness and sensitivity, both inspiring and empowering the communities it works with.

“The objectives of the Grants reflect those of the Foundation and we are thrilled to be able to support these groups with their vision and commitment to a more fair and just society,” commented Ms Glencross.

Application process:

Nominees will be asked to submit an account of their project, its aims and expected outcomes and commit to the Ethos Global Foundation’s Code of Ethics.

The assessment panel comprising members of the Ethos Global Foundations board of Directors will review the entries in search of the most innovative and socially significant programs. Project Grant Recipients will be decided on 1 June 2015.

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