Applying for a Grant

The Greater Boston Council on Alcoholism stands with others 

for equity and justice in combating racism, intolerance, and exclusion.

Our commitment to support the creative prevention, education,

and research work of non-profit organizations is unwavering.

We continue, through our grantmaking, to offer assistance

in all of the many, diverse neighborhoods  and populations

that make up Greater Boston. 

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Cover Page

1. Legal name of organization, address, phone number, website, email address, and Executive Director

2. Contact person for this proposal

3. Summmary of proposal and how it links with GBCoA's mission

4. Proposal's target population

5. Total cost of project and amount requested

6. Ways that success will be measured 

7. Period of time this grant will cover

8. Other funding applied for

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Proposal

Proposals should be concise, not to exceed two pages.

Addendum

501 (c)(3) Determination letter scanned

Organization's overall budget

Audited Financials from most recent year scanned

List of Board of Directors

Please note:

If a grant is received - grants are awarded in August -  progress reports are required by March 31 the following year. A final report is due a year from when grant was issued.​ There is a three-year limit for consecutive funding for any organization: a one-year break must be taken before applying again. 

All proposals are due December 31 each year.

Guidelines for evaluation

Grants will be awarded in the general areas of education, prevention, and research