Job readiness, financial education for Domestic Violence survivors

If you did not receive funding from The Allstate Foundation in 2011, they are currently accepting Letters of Intent (LOI) in the areas of Teen Safe Driving and Financial Empowerment for Domestic Violence Survivors. The Allstate Foundation is NOT accepting unsolicited requests for other programming. Online LOI are due by March 30.  After review of your LOI, you will be notified by April 16 if your organization will be invited to submit a full grant application. If invited, full applications will be due by June 1.

Please note, The Allstate Foundation will only have one grant cycle in 2012. To submit a LOI, please use one of the following links:

·         LOI Form for 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations

·         LOI Form for municipalities (city, state or federal government entities)

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This application is for non-renewal applicants only. If your organization received a grant from The Allstate Foundation in 2011, you may be contacted by your Allstate relationship manager by March 1 to submit a full proposal by June 1.  If your proposal is time-sensitive, please contact your relationship manager directly.

Domestic Violence
The Allstate Foundation offers grants that provide financial education, job readiness and job training, matched savings, and other financial empowerment tools to help domestic violence survivors build their financial independence and stay free from violence. Learn more about the funding guidelines for this Allstate Foundation priority program.