Kenneth A. Scott Charitable Trust

Organization Name	Kenneth A. Scott Charitable Trust
Web Address	In Process
Email	obermanns@aol.com (Note: Emailed query letters accepted, but not proposals)
Mailing Address	H. Richard Obermanns Executive Director Kenneth A. Scott Charitable Trust c/o KeyBAnk NonProfit Asset Services 127 Public Square, 16th Floor Cleveland, OH 44114-1306
Phone	(216) 556.4062
Fax	(216) 752.3308 (Note: No faxed proposals accepted)
Contact	H. Richard Obermanns Executive Director
Mission/Description	The purpose of the Foundation is to prevent cruelty to animals and promote the humane treatment of animals, particularly companion animals (dogs, cats) and other species commonly kept as household pets. Requests related to wildlife and animals in other settings may also be considered.
Areas of Funding	In Ohio only: local, regional, or statewide programs that care for neglected animals, train those who care for animals, or increase public appreciation for animals(request our RFP for specific topics). In other Great Lakes states, and occasionally other areas: innovative regional or statewide programs designed to accomplish these same ends. Also, programs of National scope or significance in the following areas: research on humane pet population control and animal behavior; humane education; continuing education for shelter staff and volunteers; prevention of human-animal cruelty or violence; shelter medicine; and selected other topics of interest to the Foundation.
Geographic Focus or Priorities	Ohio; some grants in other Great Lake states; and national grants. No grants outside the U.S.
Restrictions	No grants to individuals, for endowments, deficit reduction, or general operating support, or for capital expenditures outside Ohio. Recipient must be a non-profit organization in the United States, with IRS 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status. Programs should be primarily for animal rather than human benefit.
Deadline/Best Time to Submit	March 1st and September 1st for Ohio proposals - December 1st and June 1st for National and Great Lake proposals (request RFP for details)
Accept Unsolicited Proposals?	Yes - require one page query letter first
Recommended Initial Approach	Query letter, email, or phone call
Comments	The Foundation welcomes opportunities for collaborative funding of worthwhile projects with other grantmakers.

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