Robin Hood Expression of Interest Form

Please fill out this form to the best of your knowledge, keeping in mind brevity and clarity. Should Robin Hood be interested in investing in your organization, we will follow up via the contact information provided. All submissions are reviewed on a quarterly basis. Click here to learn more about Robin Hoods Strategy and Frequently Asked Questions

Are you a 501(c)(3) organization operating in New York City?

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Organizational Information

Organization Name

Year Organization Founded

Website

EIN (If applicable, provide your fiscal sponsor’s Employee Identification Number)

Demographic Makeup of Senior Leadership

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How many New Yorkers does your organization currently serve?

Contact Information

Please provide two contacts. One primary contact and your organization’s Executive Director

Primary Contact Full Name

Primary Contact Email

Executive Director Full Name

Executive Director Email

Information About Your Project

Life Stage. Which life stage of New Yorkers are you primarily aiming to impact through the program?

Outcomes. If any, which of the following outcomes are you looking to address through the proposed project? (Select no more than three)

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Outcomes. Identify if your anticipated project would touch any of these areas of focus (Select no more than two)

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Statement of the Problem. Provide a concise description of the problem or issues your program seeks to address.

Your Project. Provide a brief description of your project proposal. Please include anticipated goals and methods.

Beneficiaries. What are your beneficiaries’ needs, and how will your project benefit them now and in the future?

Scale. How many New Yorkers do you hope to serve? Please provide a geographic focus.

Geographic Focus

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