COVID-19 Disaster Response Fund
The Emmet County COVID-19 Disaster Response Fund provides support to organizations assisting in the response and recovery efforts of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. The intent of the fund is to be responsive to nonprofits serving Emmet County that are providing basic needs services and organizations working with individuals and families who have been disproportionately impacted by the public health and economic consequences of the coronavirus pandemic.
Give to the Emmet County COVID-19 Disaster Response Fund
Committee Members
Robin Enerson
Jean Hoffman
Laura Hoffman
Autumn Larsen
Mary Moorman
Diane Nelsen
Dr. Cory Rezac
Jim Rosendahl
Emmet County Grants
Grants are available to 501(c)3 organizations and government entities serving Emmet County. Grants selections are made in an effort to create a better quality of life for people in Emmet County. A local governing committee reviews the applications from charitable organizations serving their community.
| Open: | January 1 |
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| Application Due: | March 1 |
| Awarded in: | June |
How to Apply
- Review our Grant Guidelines to see if you qualify for this grant.
- Log in to our online grant management system (or register if you don't already have an account). All open CFNEIA grants are listed in this system.
- Find the grant you wish to apply for in the list to start your application. You can save your progress at any point and complete the application at a later date.
For Support
If you have questions about the online grant application, how to use the online grant site, or other grant writing questions, please visit our Grantseeker's Resources.
News
June 29, 2017 Emmet County Community Foundation awards $98,277 in grants to local organizations Read Story
Documents
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Annual Reports
Emmet County 2018 Impact Report
Emmet County 2017 Impact Report
Emmet County 2016 Impact Report
Flyers
Click here to find flyers of the Community Foundation of Northeast Iowa
