Congratulations on your grant award from The Miami Foundation.
The Foundation knows the COVID-19 pandemic forced nonprofits to revise programs and operations and we know your reports will reflect this. This is fine! We still want you to share what you were and were not able to accomplish so we can learn from your experiences.
Use this form to submit grant reports for the programs listed below by the dates in your grant agreement.
- Civic Leadership Agenda
- Community Grants
- LGBTQ Community Fund
- Safe Communities Program
- Community Recovery Fund Grant Award (COVID-19)
We recommend you prepare your responses in a word processing program based on the word limits shown in this form.
If you have any questions, please contact Molly O'Doherty at modoherty@miamifoundation.org.
Please use this form to submit your grant report to The Miami Foundation. Copies of our reporting templates and guidelines can be found on our website at http://miamifoundation.org/knightwinners.
This form should be used if you received a grant for a Knight Foundation or other private foundation related program. i.e. - Knight Arts Challenge, Knight Endowment Funds and Artificial Intelligence Fund, Sustainable Publishing Solutions.
If you have questions about your grant please contact the director of grants administration, Kamilah Wallen at kwallen@miamifoundation.org.
This form should be used to submit payment requests to The Miami Foundation. Requests, including supporting documentation, must be received by Friday at 5:00 pm EST for payment by the end of the following week.
The Foundation is issuing all payments by ACH Electronic Funds Transfer. We are requesting that you provide your ACH information using this secure form. While we will still allow payment via check, we will be transitioning away from payment via check soon.
Please click here to see our full payment request guidelines.
If you have any questions, please contact paymentrequest@miamifoundation.org.
This form is for current Foundation grantees to submit their signed grant agreement, revised project budget and/or payment information.
The Foundation is issuing all payments by ACH Electronic Funds Transfer. We are requesting that you provide your ACH information using this secure form.
If you are a grantee for multiple grant programs you can submit this form more than once.
If it is absolutely necessary that your organization receive payment via check or if you have any questions please reach out to your primary contact at The Miami Foundation.
Please use this report form related to your organization's award from The Jorge M. Pérez Family Foundation. Submit your grant report by the dates outlined in your grant agreement.
Contact Lindsey Linzer (LLinzer@miamifoundation.org) or Belissa Alvarez (Belissa.Alvarez@relatedgroup.com) with any questions.
We have purposely eliminated word counts from the report form. We heard from many of you that word counts can actually make completing the report harder. That being said, we appreciate brevity. Please feel free to use as few words as possible to answer the below questions and use bullets where appropriate.
As the fiscal sponsor of NewsMatch, The Miami Foundation issues payments through electronic funds transfer. Please use this form to provide or update your bank information, your organization's 501(c)(3) status, and/or your organization's fiscal sponsor info.
If you have any questions, please contact Sheryl Saturnino at ssaturnino@miamifoundation.org.
SOUTH DADE MUSIC ALLIANCE
The South Dade Music Alliance (SDMA) Program is a multi-year collective impact initiative. Our goal is to unite music programming in South Dade by identifying organizations, amplifying their work and capacities, work towards collective impact, and tell the community's story. The SDMA program students will participate in different after-school and in-school music programs across 16 elementary, middle, and high schools in South Dade, Florida, where access to music education programs has been historically limited. The SDMA’s goal is that through free access to music programming, all students will have the opportunity to gain academic, attendance, and socio-emotional learning benefits that will last a lifetime. For more information, click here.
The South Dade Music Alliance is focusing on organizations that provide both music education and social and emotional learning in their classrooms.
- Music education organizations who provide high-performing, innovative programming that support school needs in South Dade working to ensure that all young people have equitable access to music education opportunities. We aim to invest in the most effective, scalable, multidisciplinary music education programs, in school and out of school. In addition, organizations must also develop students’ Social and Emotional Learning Capacities (SEL) through meaningful student and teacher engagement, leadership development, communication, self-efficacy, confidence, and encourage academic achievement.
Priorities
Music Access Miami will prioritize proposals that demonstrate the following:
- Priority will go to Music Education organizations located in South Dade and/or are already providing programming in schools in the South Dade area. South Dade Cities include Homestead, Florida City, Cutler Bay, Richmond Heights, and Unincorporated Miami-Dade County.
- Strong organizational leadership at all levels
- A dedication to advancing music access by providing music education and other music programming to youth that are traditionally underserved.
- Vision and realistic ability for the organization to scale to meet the needs of the school.
- Demonstrated ability to reach targeted audiences
- Organizational leadership and capacity to implement the proposed program or initiative
- Evidence of strong networks and partnerships with others in the field
- A sound approach for measuring progress
Eligibility
- Applications are accepted from 501(c)(3) organizations who are serving Miami-Dade County youth through music that show a strong track record of providing quality offerings that reflect the program’s purpose. Organizations with an existing relationship with a 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor are eligible to apply.
- Programming must focus on providing music education for grades Pre-K-12 in school or after school during the 2024/2025 academic year.
- Organization must have received a minimum of one grant and have a track record of successfully fulfilling the grant outputs in Miami-Dade.
- Grants will be awarded for the 2024/2025 academic year. Organizations will reapply for funding annually.
- Grantees must provide a 30% match to their proposed program budget. This can include both new and existing funding. Not including in-kind donations.
Congratulations on your grant award from The Miami Foundation!
Thank you for your partnership as we continue building a unified and proactive approach that will support disaster preparedness and support equitable long-term recovery efforts.
Please use this form to submit grant reports for the Miami Disaster Resilience Fund by the dates in your grant agreement.
We recommend you prepare your responses in a word processing program based on the word limits shown in this form.
If you have any questions, please contact Faith Grant at fgrant@miamifoundation.org