Individual sites tailor their local investing to community needs, interpreting the corporate-level focus area objectives accordingly. For example, in the arts and culture arena, a site Global Corporate Citizenship representative may choose to support only projects and programs that promote arts education in the public schools because that particular community is weak in that area.
Additionally, some sites may only accept grant applications at certain times during the year or only accept grant applications that have received an invitation code in advance.
That's why it is strongly advised that you review the local guidelines for the area from which you are seeking support. It also is advised that you contact the site Global Corporate Citizenship representative to discuss your project or program in advance of submitting a request. He or she may be able to provide some valuable advice that will increase your chances for funding.
Click on the location nearest you for the local grant-making guidelines for that site. If you do not see a location near you--and you know that we operate in your particular state, country or region--contact the GCC representative for that site.
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