Chapter Matching Funds Program

Your chapter can apply for our Chapter Matching Funds program once a year to support a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization! This is a great program to enhance fundraising efforts.

How does this program work?

Your chapter conducts a fundraiser for a nonprofit organization, and if approved, Royal Neighbors will match that amount up to $1,000. The fundraising event and nonprofit is up to your chapter and can be different each year!

It’s time to put on your creative thinking caps and turn your chapter’s passion into action.

That sounds great. How does my chapter apply?

Program Process:

1. Complete and submit an application prior to hosting the fundraiser
2. If approved, your chapter conducts the fundraiser
3. After the fundraiser is complete, your chapter will submit the final report
4. Once we receive that report, we reach out to the nonprofit to verify your donation
5. Once the nonprofit verifies your donation, we will issue payment for the match amount and send it directly to the nonprofit

Chapter Criteria to Participate

• Your chapter must be a chapter in good standing
• Your chapter must have met the $700-funding level at least once this past year
• Must have submitted your Annual Financial and Chapter Roster the previous year
• Must have submitted your Quarterly report the previous year or since being chartered (only applies to chapters that are less than a year old)

Program Criteria

• Chapters must apply and receive pre-approval to participate
  • Funds will not be awarded for projects that have not been pre-approved
• Once a year, each chapter can use this program for one nonprofit organization
  • Chapters can host multiple fundraisers to reach $1,000, but only one check will be sent to the nonprofit
• Funds will only be awarded to projects that are supporting a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
• Chapter must submit a final report after the project has been completed
• Nonprofit organizations must verify the donation from the chapter in order to receive the matched funds