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Accessible Faith Grant Program

Announcing Continued Funding for Accessibility Improvements in Chicago Area Houses of Worship

The Retirement Research Foundation is pleased to announce the continuation of its Accessible Faith Grant Program in 2010.  Through the Accessible Faith Grant Program, the Foundation makes funds available to Chicago area houses of worship for accessibility improvements to their facilities. Such improvements should allow increased participation of older adults in the programs, services, and activities that occur in the facilities.

A total of $300,000 in Accessible Faith Grants will be available from the Foundation in 2010.  The maximum grant amount is $30,000.  Grants will be awarded for up to 50% of a project's total cost.  Applications must be received at the Foundation office or postmarked by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, June 25, 2010.   This is the last deadline remaining for this year.  Grant award notifications will be made approximately five months after the deadline date with funding available one month after notification. 

The following links will help inform you about funding under the Retirement Research Foundation's Accessible Faith Grant Program and help you apply.

Detailed Program Description
Application Form and Instructions
Completing Your Accessible Faith Grant Application
List of Past Accessible Faith Grants

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The following document may assist you in achieving the best outcome for your accessibility improvements.
Tips for Maximizing Your Accessibility Improvements

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Partners for Sacred Places

If you are interested in accessibility of houses of worship, you may want to learn about Partners for Sacred Places, a RRF grantee, which recently opened a Chicago Regional Office.  Partners for Sacred Places helps congregations and communities sustain and actively use older and historic places of worship.  It provides information and referrals, training, and technical assistance.

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