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$15,000-$50,000
The Issroff Family Foundation provides funding, learning, networking, and peer-to-peer collaboration support to social sector leaders and community-based organizations. Typical grant sizes range from $15,000 to $50,000. Its stated focus is on helping children and youth thrive and supporting sustainable nonprofit leadership, with geographic focus data indicating East Africa, including Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania.
Learning
The foundation invests in social sector leaders and their organizations through learning.
Networking
The foundation invests in social sector leaders and their organizations through networking and intentional relationship-building.
Funding
The foundation invests in social sector leaders and their organizations through funding.
Peer-to-peer collaboration and shared learning
The foundation creates inclusive spaces and fosters networks for peer-to-peer collaboration and shared learning.
Children and youth
The foundation seeks to positively and sustainably impact the lives of children and youth.
Social sector leadership
The foundation works toward sustainable nonprofit leadership and community-based organizations.
Community-based organizations
The foundation partners with impactful community-based organizations to help children and youth thrive.
Early-stage, locally led nonprofits in East Africa
Reporting support, capacity building, peer learning network
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Applicants should show clear impact for children and youth and explain how their organization strengthens community-based or nonprofit leadership. It may also help to highlight readiness to engage in learning, networking, and peer collaboration, since the foundation offers more than grant funding.
2012
Active Since
Yes
Deploying
Multiple grantees across Africa