Guidelines for Grant Seekers

NOTE: The Noble Foundation will not be accepting grant applications during 2012. Grant seekers may check the website or contact a Granting Department staff member throughout the year for updated information.

Members of the Noble Foundation Granting Department visit with David Powell, Ed.D., Superintendent of the Southern Oklahoma Technology Center (SOTC), and other SOTC staff members as they tour the construction of biotechnology classrooms on the SOTC campus.

Noble Foundation Granting Department staff visits with Tom Riley, Executive Director of the Ardmore Family YMCA, during a tour of the facilities.

General areas of interest

The primary focus of the Noble Foundation's granting program is on capital funding for higher education and on health research and delivery systems. Generally, the emphasis of our grantmaking is geographically focused on Oklahoma organizations and projects.

Applicant qualifications

Proposals are considered only from nonprofit organizations located within the United States.

No loans or grants are available for individuals or for-profit entities.

Required letter of inquiry

The Granting Program is closed for 2012 and therefore letters of inquiry are not being accepted. Please continue to check back for updated information. During a normal granting cycle, we require a letter of inquiry to be submitted before a formal grant application is distributed.

Questions

Questions concerning any granting related matter may be directed to Mary Kate Wilson, Director of Granting (mkwilson@noble.org or 580.224.6246), or Jennifer Fitzgerald, Program Assistant (jmfitzgerald@noble.org or 580.224.6247).