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Charles A. Frueauff Foundation Grants award funding to nonprofit organizations who work in the areas of education, human services, and health.

Education: Examples of funding priorities include: endowed scholarships, technology and software upgrades, infrastructure assistance, service learning, persons leaving welfare, students preparing for employment in non-profit agencies, and activities for at-risk youth.

Human Services: Examples of funding priorities include: welfare-to-work programs, working with at-risk youth, daycare programs, hunger issues, and economic development initiatives.

Health: Specific institutions and specific programs (hospitals and health agencies), rather than national organizations, are usually given priority. Examples of funding priorities include: equipment, outreach programs, staff positions, screening and education materials, programs for at-risk children and their parents, support for the critically ill, AIDS/HIV education programs, and nursing scholarships.

Nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations are eligible to apply.

Awards are generally for $10,000 or less, especially for first-time grantees.

First-time grantseekers must take an online eligibility assessment. If the organization falls within the Foundation's grantmaking guidelines, letter of inquiry instructions will be provided.

Proposals should be directed to:

Anna Kay Frueauff, Vice President of Programs & Communications
The Charles A. Frueauff Foundation
200 River Market Avenue, Ste. 100
Little Rock, AR 72201