Edi Request for Proposals - Current Edi Projects - Capacity Building Only

• Country: USA
• Summary: Edi Request for Proposals - Current Edi Projects - Capacity Building Only
• UST Ref No: 124322530
• Deadline: 30 Sep 2025
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: 2025-038
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• Description:
• The Equitable Development Initiative (EDI) is seeking proposals from community-based organizations working in Seattle on anti-displacement strategies, responding to creating new economic opportunities, improving educational outcomes, and other forms of community development. Total 2025 EDI funding available for current EDI projects: $14 Million. Capacity building awards are limited to $75,000 per year for two years (up to $150,000).Applicant EligibilityThe current funding is split across four different buckets, each with their own eligibility criteria.You ARE eligible for this bucket of funding if you are: You are a current EDI grantee ONLY applying for Capacity Building fundsYou are NOT eligible if: You are a prospective granteeYou are a current EDI grantee that is seeking capital fundsYou were awarded capacity building funding in 2024If you are a prospective grantee , or, are an existing EDI grantee seeking capital funds, please return to the EDI website and select the correct application portal. Applicant Minimum CriteriaPriority will be given to organizations that best meet most of the following criteria:Is the applicant incorporated as a nonprofit in the State of Washington?If not, does the organization have a fiscal sponsor and does the fiscal sponsor limit sponsor fees to 10 percent of the funding award or less and have a clear strategy to support the organization-s long-term capacity-building work?EDI may make exceptions where a for-profit organization can demonstrate extraordinary accountability to impacted communities and where requiring non-profit status or fiscal sponsorship would add unnecessary costs and inefficiency to the project. The proposal must demonstrate work that primarily serves City of Seattle residents located within communities that face high risk of displacement.The applicant must be in good standing with any other open City of Seattle contracts, grants, and/or loans.The project addresses at least three of the Equity Drivers from the Impl...
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