| Committed to the realization of the humane ethic respect for all life, both animal and human the Snyder Foundation’s grants and Awards Program recognizes and supports organizations that have demonstrated a sustained commitment to promoting the welfare of animals. During the past 17 years, the Foundation has awarded almost $2,400,000 to 93 Maryland humane organizations in 21 counties as well as Baltimore City. Awards are made on an annual basis; all funding requests are subject to competitive review.
Awards have funded projects as diverse as:
- Low-cost spay/neuter programs for pets of low-income families
- Programs to subsidize pet ownership by senior citizens
- Medical treatment for shelter animals
- Wildlife support and rehabilitation
- Statewide training for animal protection professionals
AREAS OF INTEREST: Spay/neuter programs; pet overpopulation; adoption of shelter animals; rescue of abused animals; medical treatment for shelter animals; wildlife support and rehabilitation; other like projects designed to promote the welfare of animals.
ELIGIBILITY:Giving is limited to Maryland organizations. Maximum award is $10,000. Only organizations that are classified as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code are eligible. State, county, and municipal agencies may also be eligible to apply. Individuals are ineligible for consideration. No funding will be granted for personnel positions, general operations, capital campaigns or other fund raising events.
APPLICATION PROCEDURES: BY INVITATION
- Submission of a preliminary application in the required format by organizations meeting eligibility criteria stated above.
- Submission of a full project proposal in the required format along with supporting documentation and financial information.
TIMETABLE: Awards to be made by April 30.
FOR QUESTIONS: Call 410-366-0787. |