
Watch this informational video to learn more about grant eligibility and our new online application or download the PDF for a hard copy. Welcome GranteesEvery day, grantees of The Duke Endowment address needs and solve challenges to improve lives in North Carolina and South Carolina. This section of our website will help you:
AnnouncementsOnline Grant ApplicationThe Endowment has launched an online grant application system to make the process easier for you and to improve our ability to evaluate our effectiveness. The next time you apply for a grant or submit a report, you will do so through our application portal. Applying for a new grant? Take the eligibility questionnaire to learn about your qualifications and be directed to the correct online application form. The Endowment now uses IGAM, the Internet Grant Application Module. Applying online is easy and you'll be able to set up a username and password to create your personal account. Grant Application Deadlines
Grant ReportsIf you are a current grantee with a username and password, log in to our online grant application system to access your grant applications and reports. |
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