The Anna+Anton Olson Legacy Foundation 2023 Application Header Image

Deadline for submission
5pm, Friday, September 22, 2023 


Grants received after the 5pm deadline 
will not be considered.


You may "save and resume" your application for up to 30 days from when you start it, but note that you will have to re-attach any uploaded documents when you resume the application.


NOTE: All grant application communication and correspondence will be handled through the Central Texas Community Foundation at info@ctxcf.org.

SECTION A. Grant Overview

The Anna+Anton Olson Legacy Foundation (TAAOLF) was established to honor the lives of Anna and Anton Olson, Swedish pioneers and Texas farmers.  For more information about their journey, go to the Foundation's website at https://taaolf.org.

TAAOLF supports an annual grant program, administered by the Central Texas Community Foundation (CTXCF), that provides philanthropic grants to strengthen the Georgetown, Hutto and Taylor communities through a life cycle of caring. 

The Foundation continues to explore new, innovative ideas to maximize its grant program, including a growing focus on helping support emerging nonprofits to become stronger, more sustainable organizations in their community's future.

1. TAAOLF Grant Focus Areas

Greater consideration will be given to applications that combine multiple Focus Areas (Program and/or Community) into a single grant request. 

Program Focus.  All grant request must be specific to one or more of the Program Focus Areas described below:

Community Focus.  All grant request must serve one or more of the communities listed below.

  • Georgetown, Texas
  • Hutto, Texas
  • Taylor, Texas

2. Organizational Status 
Nonprofits must be tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service Code and incorporated in the State of Texas. 

3. Funding Requests
Nonprofits must decide whether to apply for funding for program support or general operating support.  Both types of funding are eligible for a TAAOLF Grant Award, but an organization may only apply for one or the other.

  • Program Support is funding for a specific program or project (new and/or existing) of a nonprofit. Funds can be used for any element of the program’s budget.  Program Support grant awards will be between $5,000 and $20,000.
  • General Operating Support is unrestricted funding. Nonprofits may use the funds for administrative purposes, to meet monthly obligations, to support programming, pay salaries, or to meet other organizational needs.   General Operating Support grant awards will be between $5,000 and $10,000.

Nonprofits that have been funded during the previous grant cycle must wait one year before they are eligible to apply again. For example, if Nonprofit ABC was funded in 2022, they are not eligible to apply again until 2024.

If a nonprofit’s grant application is approved, funding may be awarded in an amount less than the original grant request.

4. Grant Reporting Requirements
Nonprofits that receive funding must submit a Grant Self-Evaluation Report no later than November 15, 2024.


SECTION B. Organization Information

Full Mailing Address*
Contact Name*
Example: 00-0000000
Example: 2021
Attach IRS Determination Letter of 501(c)3 Certification Status*
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Attach IRS Form 990 or postcard 990*
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Attach financial statement showing both program and general operating expenses*
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Which best represents your Core Mission Area?*
Attach the name, length of time in that position and bio of Executive Director.*
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Attach a list of current board members including year they joined the board and a brief bio.*
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A nonprofit may submit an application for either program support or general operating support, but not both.  

Is your grant request for Program Support or General Operating Support?*

SECTION C. High-Level Financial Information

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SECTION D.1. Program Support Request (New and/or Existing)

What is(are) the Program Focus Area(s) of your grant request? Check all that apply.*
What is (are) the Community Focus Area(s) of your grant request? Check all that apply.*
Grant range should be within $5,000 - $20,000
Is this a new program or a continuation of an existing program?*
150 word maximum
300 word maximum
150 word maximum
150 word maximum
150 word maximum

SECTION D.2. Project Achievements

Define the primary goals, outcomes, and performance measurements you plan to achieve through this funding request, and how they specifically relate to the Program and Community Focus Area(s) you have identified.

150 word maximum
150 word maximum
150 word maximum
150 word maximum

SECTION D. General Operating Support Request

2-sentence maximum
What is (are) the Program Focus Area(s) of your grant request? Check all that apply.*
What is (are) the Community Focus Area(s) of your grant request? Check all that apply.*
300 word maximum
$
Grant range should be within $5,000 - $10,000
150 word maximum
150 word maximum
150 word maximum
150 word maximum
Attach your nonprofit’s current strategic plan. *
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600 word maximum

SECTION E. Grant Recipient - Reporting

Grant Self-Evaluation Report Timing. All nonprofits receiving funding will be required to submit the following reports:

1. Mid-point Self-Evaluation Report by Friday, June 14, 2024.

2.  Completed Grant Self-Evaluation Report by Friday, November 15, 2024.  

Grant Self-Evaluation Report Contents.  The Reports should update the status of the proposed achievements listed immediately above in "Describe the benefits and outcomes".  Each Report should be brief and limited to 2 pages in length.

Review Section

Status of application*
This application should be reviewed by the committee.*
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