(IDAHO FALLS, Idaho) — The Idaho National Laboratory has opened the application period for its community grants. INL will award grants on behalf of corporate funding from Battelle Energy Alliance, which operates the lab for the U.S. Department of Energy.
INL’s Community Engagement programs support registered 501(c)(3) charitable organizations that provide for the basic needs of community members and underserved groups. Community grants will be awarded to selected nonprofit programs that align with INL’s mission while benefiting our local and regional communities.
“Battelle Energy Alliance believes a vibrant community is essential for INL’s mission and workforce,” said John Revier, INL director of External Engagement and Communications. “This belief drives our community giving philosophy, which focuses on initiatives that enhance opportunities for economic development and civic engagement.”
Organizations eligible for INL community grants are:
- Recognized as a current 501(c)3 nonprofit.
- Regionally located. Organizations in Idaho receive priority, particularly requests leveraged with other community efforts or funds to provide tangible, lasting benefits to the region.
- Providing programs in the areas of health and human services, veteran and civic activities, and culture and arts.
How to apply
All grant requests must be submitted online by a recognized 501(c)(3) organization. Click here to access the application. Please be prepared to provide proof of current 501(c)(3) status and W-9 form, a brief narrative describing your project or program that includes key partners, and other details. The application period will close at 11:59 p.m. Friday, Feb. 28.
Organizations with questions about the process should contact [email protected].
NEWS MEDIA CONTACTS:
Sarah Neumann, 208-520-1651, [email protected]
Liza Leonard, 208-201-4133, [email protected]
