Rosendin Foundation Annual Grants

The Rosendin Foundation Annual Grants program supports nonprofit programming aligned with the Foundation's current focus areas of emotional, occupational, and nutritional health. The Foundation supports national programming and programs located within 100 miles of Rosendin or Modular Power Solutions office and project areas, including Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Idaho, Maryland, Nevada, North Carolina, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. The Annual Grant application window for the current cycle opened January 12, 2026 and closes Friday, May 29, 2026. Annual Grants are the Foundation's major financial grant cycle for requests larger than $5,000 and up to $100,000. The Foundation states that all eligible annual applications will be reviewed by a committee, award recipients are planned to be notified in September 2026, and funds will be distributed in October 2026. The Foundation also indicates that annual grant funding is issued in Quarter 4 annually. Eligible applicants must be nonprofit organizations in good standing with the IRS as 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofits and in good standing with the Secretary of State's office in the state where the nonprofit provides services and seeks funding. Applicants must submit a completed Grant Application, a copy of the organization's or sponsoring organization's 501(c)(3) IRS determination letter, and a list of current board members. If the address on the IRS determination letter does not match the current address, applicants must submit the first sheet of the most recent Form 990 showing the current address or a signed explanation letter from an authorized official. Affiliates using a parent organization's 501(c)(3) status must submit the parent organization's tax-exemption letter and a parent organization letter recognizing the affiliate and confirming its current address. The Foundation generally does not fund programming more than 100 miles outside Rosendin and MPS office and project areas, organizations not in good standing with the IRS and applicable Secretary of State office, political candidates or lobbying efforts, activities or capital expenditures affiliated with a religious organization, scientific research, projects for an individual school, scholarships, loans, re-granting programs, reimbursement for purchases or activities before grant decisions, singular requests greater than $100,000, multi-year or ongoing annual funding requests, fundraising events, or organizations that discriminate based on protected characteristics. The Rosendin Foundation evaluates applicants by confirming IRS good standing, state good standing, GuideStar or Candid rating, and Charity Navigator rating. The Foundation recommends that organizations confirm these items before applying. Qualified grant applications are reviewed by the grant making committee, which makes recommendations to The Rosendin Foundation Board of Directors. Applications are submitted through The Rosendin Foundation Grant Application Portal. Applicants may save applications and return to them before submission. The source provides the contact email info@therosendinfoundation.org for questions or uncertainty about program eligibility. No cost-share or matching requirement is stated in the source material.

Confirm the program aligns with emotional, occupational, or nutritional health; verify the program is national or within 100 miles of Rosendin or MPS office and project areas before applying; confirm IRS good standing, state good standing, GuideStar or Candid rating, and Charity Navigator rating in advance; avoid requests over $100,000, reimbursement requests, multi-year or ongoing annual funding requests, fundraising events, and ineligible political, religious, scientific research, scholarship, loan, re-granting, or individual school projects