Application Requirements:

 

All requests should be submitted by email to supportarts@roarfunds.org and must include the following: 

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• A brief description of the organization, including its mission and accomplishments 

• The purpose and description for which the request is being made including timeline and location

• Specific, measurable, or observable outcomes

• Itemized project budget and dollar amount requested

• Identification of the target audience and marketing strategies

• Specific, measurable, or observable outcomes

• A copy of the organization’s tax-exempt notification letter or nonprofit designation as a government or tribal entity, as well as its Tax Identification Number 

ROAR Grants:
Assuming acceptable proposals, ROAR expects to distribute funds that are intended to provide cultural enrichment to rural communities - initially focusing on Southern Utah and Northern Arizona. ROAR encourages grant applications up to $2,000. In exceptionally compelling circumstances ROAR may consider funding up to $10,000. It is recommended that first time applicants submit proposals with budgets requiring lower amounts.

ROAR Application Deadlines:
ROAR will consider applications twice each year per the following deadlines.

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• March 15

• September 15

 

If an application is approved, ROAR will issue a signed grant agreement within 3 months of the grant application deadline with funds disbursed within 1 month later.

ROAR Final Reports Requirement:
Grantees must submit final reports (and between 1 -3 photos that can be used in the ROAR website), 30 days after completion of project via email to ROAR at supportarts@roarfunds.org that must include the following:

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• Key successes

• Challenges

• Who was served, and how did your community benefit from this initiative?

• Observable qualitative and quantitative outcome(s) proving deliverables were met

• How can ROAR support you moving forward?

NOTE: Receipts/invoices will be required. If applicable, site visits may be requested.