Utah grant requests must follow the guidelines listed below:

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• Organizations must serve the state of Utah and be documented as a 501(c)(3) under the Internal Revenue Code.   

• The Kahlert Foundation makes grants in the areas of health care, education, youth programs, veteran organizations, and human services.

• Organizations must be rated by Guidestar with a strong preference for organization with at least a Silver Seal of Transparency. The Kahlert Foundation will look most favorably on those organizations with a Platinum Seal of Transparency.  The Foundation is committed to supporting organizations that spend a high percentage of their funds on programs and service, not administration and fund raising.

• Grant requests must be for programs that improve the quality of life for the community and individuals with measurable results.

• Grants may be awarded for capital campaigns, special projects or programs, staffing, and general operations.

• Grant requests must show a need for the request, its impact, and effectiveness.

• Organizations need to demonstrate good leadership, financial stability, and a minimum history of 2 years of existence.

• Grants may be for one year or multi-year.

• New grantees are required to complete a Letter of Intent prior to being considered for a grant. The review process for new grantees may take 90 days or more. We will reach out to you if we are interested in your application. 

• The Utah grant process is completely different then the Maryland process.  Please follow the Utah guidelines if seeking support in that state.

• The Kahlert Foundation has different teams focusing on Maryland and Utah grants.  Please refer to the "contact us" tab for the appropriate staff member.

• While the foundation may make grants for several years to an organization there are no guarantees of funding in perpetuity.