In recent years, the Annenberg Foundation Board committed upwards of $1.2 billion to nonprofit organizations in the United States and abroad. Currently, the Foundation is focused on its committed payout schedule, as well as an invitation-only grantmaking process to ensure the Foundation’s longevity.
Unfortunately, the Foundation is currently unable to accept additional, unsolicited letters of inquiry or proposals. As the members of the Board determine the most effective means to ensure the Foundation's strength for future grantmaking, we will keep you updated on this page of our website.
As the members of the Board of Trustees determine the most effective means to ensure the Foundation's strength for future grantmaking, we will keep you updated on this page of our website.
How We Can Help You Right Now?
Your organization is no doubt seeing an increased need for services to find solid footing in this uncertain economic climate as you move forward into the new year.
The Annenberg Foundation wants to help and is pleased to provide an opportunity to support you in ensuring your organization's success in 2010. Last month, Wallis Annenberg announced the Foundation's latest investment designed to strengthen and aid in the sustainability of Los Angeles County-based nonprofits, a capacity building and leadership development program we have named Alchemy. Leadership Seminar trainings remain an integral part of Alchemy.
This is a free program. Thus, there are a limited number of slots available so we urge you to act quickly.
We invite you to apply now.
The Foundation also offers grantseeking training through a low-cost program named Project Grantsmanship.
For an overview of all the Annenberg Capacity Building initiatives, click here.
Updated August 23, 2010
