Jefferson Counts Census Mini-Grant Opportunities
The Jefferson Counts Campaign will offer Jefferson Counts Mini-Grants to support organizations in 2020 Census outreach activities focused on historically undercounted and hard-to-count populations and communities. Jefferson Counts Mini-Grants are for targeted Census outreach projects ranging from $1,000-$10,000. Jefferson Counts Mini-Grant applications can be submitted to Kelleigh Boland, Jefferson Regional Foundation’s Program Officer at kelleigh.boland@jeffersonrf.org.
Important Documents:
- Mini-Grant Guidelines: this document outlines eligibility, application requirements, available resources and technical assistance. It is strongly encouraged that you read these guidelines in full before submitting a grant application.
- Mini-Grant Application: Please complete the included Mini-Grant application in Microsoft Word and submit via email with any attachments to kelleigh.boland@jeffersonrf.org.
Applications were accepted by the following dates:
- December 11, 2019
- January 31, 2020
- February 28, 2020
If at any time you have questions or need assistance, please feel free to contact Jefferson Regional Foundation Program Officer Kelleigh Boland via email at kelleigh.boland@jeffersonrf.org or by phone at 412-267-6772.
Data Resources
The data visualization maps below may help with identifying hard to count populations, here is an example of how the data visualization maps could help with targeting your hard to count communities.
Jefferson Area Hard-to-Count Communities
Hard-to-Count Census Tracts Map
“How-to” Guide to Use the Hard-to-Count Map
BeamData Identifying Allegheny County’s Hard-to-Count Communities Map
Full List of Public Housing in Our Area