Overview

The definition of a grant is a non-repayable fund or product often disbursed or gifted by one party such as a government department, corporation, foundation, or trust given to a non-profit entity such as an educational institution, business, or individual. It is important to understand the true definition of a grant before considering an application or beginning the process in any way. The S. Kent Rockwell Foundation shows its continued support and dedication to many individuals and institutions that promote well-being and improvement in the areas that fit our concentrated focus as well. Grants can help solve many financial conflicts throughout the world, but it’s only part of the process in fixing the problems among us that have been created both naturally and by human hand.

 

Details

The basis of the S. Kent Rockwell Foundation is to pay back to society through the continued effort to rebuild and sustain the environment and communities that we already have. As we seek to fund individuals and institutions that stand for the same beliefs and efforts that we pursue, we also continue to find that our goal to encourage general humanitarian efforts can be sustained as well not only locally, but across the world. Our grants are outlined through an application process as well as an application form. Through our journey, we have already met with and helped fund great people that look to embrace the challenge in conserving our environment and restoring places and resources back to their original state of beauty. Individuals and institutions that work with us can expect a full-hearted effort to help them reach their own personal goals and to continue to strive toward ensuring that their mission has been successfully accomplished through our foundation with our assistance.