NHCSS General Grant funding
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The New Hampshire Council for the Social Studies entertains requests for funding from nonprofit organizations sponsoring projects and programs that fit in with the NHCSS’s mission statement. Requests for NHCSS funding can be sent at any time. Requests for NHCSS funding must be received no less than 3 months prior to when program or project will take place. Proposals will be considered by the Awards Committee, made up of members of the NHCSS Executive Board, and discussed by the whole NHCSS Board at the next monthly board meeting.
The NHCSS will NOT consider:
A final report for your project must be submitted within three months of the completion of the project.
Note: The NHCSS requires that it be acknowledged and advertised as a funder of any and all projects that receive NHCSS grants. The New Hampshire Council for the Social Studies should appear in any and all literature connected with the program or project that receives NHCSS funding. Should the organization not properly acknowledge the NHCSS, the NHCSS reserves the right to revoke previously granted funds, and future applications for funding from these sources will not be entertained.
The NHCSS will NOT consider:
- Incomplete applications
- Applications received from for-profit institutions
- Applications from individuals (individual teachers should submit a Gwen Beane Mini-Grant application instead)
A final report for your project must be submitted within three months of the completion of the project.
Note: The NHCSS requires that it be acknowledged and advertised as a funder of any and all projects that receive NHCSS grants. The New Hampshire Council for the Social Studies should appear in any and all literature connected with the program or project that receives NHCSS funding. Should the organization not properly acknowledge the NHCSS, the NHCSS reserves the right to revoke previously granted funds, and future applications for funding from these sources will not be entertained.
PAST RECIPIENTS
In 2021, NHCSS awarded funding to the Remedial Herstory Project, a NH nonprofit working to produce women's history curriculum resources for K-12 education. This grant gave funds for the production of 20 C3 Lesson Plans and a US History Power Point Series. You can find these at www.remedialherstory.com.
