A vital part of the Winnebago County Community Foundation’s mission is making charitable grants to non-profit agencies. The Foundation does not do programming. It supports agencies that do programming for public good.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION CAREFULLY.
TO APPLY:
All copies of grant applications must be POSTMARKED by March 15, 2012.
The Winnebago County Community Foundation Committee will approve charitable grants in June.
Supporting the creative arts- theater, music, painting, sculpture, dance, strengthening the programs of local museums and libraries.
Including the administration of justice, development of employment and training, encouragement of citizen participation in community affairs, and enhancement of local community resources.
Improving the quality of education through support of both public and private institutions of learning.
Supporting conservation of natural resources, preventing and eliminating pollution, preserving water quality, protecting wildlife, and educating the public about environmental priorities.
Helping alleviate human suffering through support of institutions dedicated to healing and wholeness of life through improvement of health care, prevention of substance abuse, research into the causes and prevention of disease.
Assisting groups engaged in restoring structures and artifacts of historical importance to the area.
Assisting with programming efforts that addresses issues important to youth, women, minorities, the elderly, the handicapped, and families in need.
Incomplete applications will not be considered.
It is suggested that applicants contact Carolynn Sween, Community Foundation Program Director, to explore the appropriateness of requests and for any further guidance about current funding priorities.