The Letter of Intent (LOI) is a formal document that expresses your Non-Profit organization’s intention to apply for an IMPACT 100 grant within the current grant cycle. It allows our Grants Committee to determine your eligibility to apply before requesting you complete our full application.
IMPACT 100 Pensacola Bay Area uses the application, Community Force, to collect and manage nonprofit organization Letters of Intent and Grant Applications. This software is used by both nonprofit organizations applying for a grant as well as by the IMPACT 100 committee members reviewing these grants.
Applicants are required to submit their LOI through the Community Force software, where they outline their project and organization details. Once the LOI is reviewed and approved, the applicant may proceed to complete a full grant application.
The Letter of Intent is accessible every year from mid-March until noon on April 30.
Some applying nonprofit organizations hold their 501(c)(3) directly while other nonprofit organizations are a chapter of a larger organization that holds the 501(c)(3). The grant application was recently modified to allow the latter to enter additional information related to the parent organization. Examples for both types of organizations are shown below.
The Letter of Intent will be accessible from mid-March until noon on April 30 every year. To access Community Force to complete your organization’s Letter of Intent, CLICK HERE to login.
View an example of the Letter of Intent to Apply (LOI) for a nonprofit organization that directly holds their 501(c)(3), CLICK HERE.
View an example of the Letter of Intent to Apply (LOI) for a nonprofit organization that is a local chapter of a larger organization which holds the 501(c)(3), CLICK HERE