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Overview
Every year, the Pacific Life Foundation receives more requests than it can fund. For this reason, the Foundation has established guidelines that allow it to use its resources as wisely as possible. Receiving and reviewing grant requests at a predetermined time each year provides the framework for a thorough and thoughtful grant making process.
The Pacific Life Foundation accepts grant proposals from agencies seeking funds for programs and projects in the areas of health and human services; education; arts and culture; and civic, community, and environment.
Annual funding of grants allows the Foundation to respond to a broad spectrum of community needs by partnering with nonprofit agencies that serve a large geographic area, usually consisting of more than one city or community.
Geographical Considerations
Contributions are made primarily in areas with large concentrations of Pacific Life employees: generally, the greater Orange County, California, area and other areas, such as Omaha, NE. Ideally, agencies should serve a large area, usually including more than one city or community. Some California statewide and national organizations also receive support.
Applications for funding assistance must be received between July 15 - August 15 (by 5:00 p.m.) to receive consideration for the following calendar year's budget. Announcement of pledges is made in early November, with payment intended to be made before the end of January. Award of a grant does not mean that future support will automatically be available.
2010 Funding Requests
The 2010 Grant Applications were accepted from July 15 - August 31, 2009. Applicants were notified on the outcome of their 2010 request in November 2009.
2011 Funding Requests
Grant applications for 2011 funding will be accepted from July 15 - August 15, 2010.
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