The American Counseling Association Foundation is seeking proposals from American Counseling Association members for grants of up to $500.
The American Counseling Association Foundation is seeking proposals from American Counseling Association members for grants of up to $500.
In response to the double pandemic of COVID-19 and systemic racism that our nation is combatting today, the ACA Foundation is able to provide up to ten awards for $500 for the January 2021 grant cycle. Grant proposals related to the eradication of systemic racism and/or support for professional counselors who are working with clients impacted by racism, oppression, discrimination, and COVID-19 related proposals will be prioritized.
The following criteria must be met:
- Applicants must be an active member of the American Counseling Association currently working as a counselor or counselor educator, or enrolled as a graduate student in a counseling program.
- If a team of applicants submits an application packet, at least one applicant on the team must be an active ACA member when the application is submitted.
- Applicants are required to answer all of the questions included in the online form and to submit a preliminary budget detailing the use of the requested funds.
All grant requests must be submitted by completing the online American Counseling Association Foundation funding application.
The current grant cycle is open and funding requests must be submitted by January 15, 2021.