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Hutton Parker Foundation Core/General Operating Support
Grants to Santa Barbara County Nonprofits in 2023
The open application period for our General Operating Cycle II (Children, Youth & Families, Civic & Community and Education Organizations) has been moved to August 14th-18th. The application will open at 8am on August 14th and the Foundation will accept all applications submitted by August 18th.
The updated application questions and attachments are available in a Google Drive linked on our website, as well as in the Hutton Parker Foundation’s funder folder in the NPRN Grant Center. We will be utilizing the Common Grant board list and financial documents (Organizational Financial Summary & Organizational Balance Sheet).
Grants will range from a minimum $5,000 to maximum $25,000 per award. If an organization received funding from the Hutton Parker Foundation through our Core/General Operating Grant program in 2022, they are NOT eligible to apply again this year.
For more information about how and when to apply please visit https://huttonfoundation.org/core-general-operating-support-application/.
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Supporting Community Based Nonprofit Organizations
Hutton Parker Foundation strives to provide financial stability and organizational sustainability to community-based nonprofit organizations throughout Santa Barbara County. Our funding programs are designed to assist agencies in achieving their highest level of performance and delivery of services resulting in stronger, more efficient communities for all.
We believe without stable, diverse funding streams and a strong, supported organizational structure, critical services and programs provided by our local nonprofit entities become ineffective, or at worst, cease to exist. Our support encourages organizations to:
- Develop Strategic Operational Business Plans
- Define Targeted Fund Development Tactics
- Increase Staff, Program and Service Capacity
In addition to funding, the Foundation also specializes in providing quality office and meeting space to local area nonprofit organizations through the acquisition and development of commercial real estate properties.
The Foundation’s giving is primarily focused throughout Santa Barbara County, California.