GRANT PROCESS

The Foundation gives first priority to projects that increase community self-sufficiency and capacity. For example, community capacity may be developed by encouraging new leadership, enhancing volunteerism, expanding fundraising, strengthening partnerships, creating new sustainable programs and other ways of helping people help themselves.

Applicants may apply for funds in amounts between $5,000 and $25,000. The Foundation encourages proposals with matching funds or other resources.

The Foundation does not award grants for the following:

• Individuals for educational or other purposes
• Political causes or candidates
• Courtesy Advertising
• Religious, veteran or fraternal organizations, unless they are engaged in a significant program benefiting the entire community
• Organizations seeking funding for building construction or other capital improvements

ALREADY A CURRENT GRANT RECIPIENT?

Access the Interim Status Report and Final Report