CO Grant Starter Kit

Apply for a CO Grant

The LAUREN Project is happy to award up to 50 carbon monoxide alarms (10 yr lithium battery) to the first 5 eligible organizations that complete the application below as presented by Don Johnson and Diane Hall at the 2024 CO Safety Summit in Kansas City. Each grant must be matched by the same number of C.O. alarms (or more) to qualify. Applications must include a description of the canvassing/distribution event where the alarms will be distributed along with a commitment to make sure they are properly installed and offer assistance to install if a household requests it.

Application deadline for 2024 grants is NOW closed.

Organization Information:

* Indicates required field

Organization Name *

Contact Person *

First

Last

Contact Person Title *

Phone Number *

Email *

Address *

Line 1

Line 2

City

State

Zip Code

Country

Tell us more about your project

Describe how you anticipate distributing these alarms *

When will this event(s) take place: *

Will the target group include any low-income neighborhoods? If so, please describe *

What is the source of the matching number of alarms and has this commitment been made as of the date of this application or is it pending? *

Please provide any additional information you deem important: *

Instructions:
1. Please submit application by October 1, 2024

*If you have questions please contact Don Johnson at [email protected] or Diane Hall at [email protected].

Submit Application

I certify that my answers are true and complete to the best of my knowledge.

If this application leads to the awarding of a LAUREN Project Grant, I understand that false or misleading information is my application may result in revocation of funds. I also understand a background check may be required.

Signature *

Date *

I agree to receiving marketing and promotional materials *

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“This I believe: That every man, woman, and child has the right to opportunity: the opportunity for freedom, the opportunity for education, the opportunity for health care, and the opportunity to enjoy their lives peacefully.”

- Lauren Moilien Johnson | August 27, 2008