Each year, Community Needs Grants are awarded to charitable organizations serving Chippewa County. Grant funding supports: arts and culture, community development, education, environment and animal welfare, and health and human services. Last year, the Community Foundation of Chippewa County awarded grants ranging from $500 to $6,500 to a variety of charitable organizations.
To be awarded a grant through the Community Foundation of Chippewa County:
Routine operating expenses, annual campaigns and/or endowment, re-granting by another organization, direct support of individuals, lobbying or political organizations, and ongoing/repeat grants to the same project.
The 2023-2024 grant cycle opens August 28, 2023 and closes at 4:00 PM on October 5, 2023. In November, the Grants Committee reviews all grant applications. The Board of Directors will then act on the recommendations of the Grants Committee in determining grant recipients. All grant applicants will receive written notification in January.
Community Needs Grant Timeline Apply NowBecause of Northwestern Bank's generosity, school mini-grants (up to $350 each) are available to Chippewa County 3rd through 8th grade educators to fund innovative learning and motivational activities or service learning projects for their students.
The 2023-2024 grant cycle opens August 28, 2023 and closes at 4:00 PM on October 5, 2023. Email grants@yourlegacyforever.org to request a grant application.
Submissions are due by 4:00 PM Thursday, October 5. Proposals meeting the required mini-grant guidelines will be reviewed by our Grants Committee in November and be presented to the Board for approval in December.
Northwestern Bank Mini-Grant TimelineGive Chippewa County grants are awarded to local non-profits and charitable organizations serving Chippewa County and typically range between $750 - $2,500. Grant funding supports: Arts and culture, community development, education, environment and animal welfare, and health and human services.
Get to know Give Chippewa CountyApplications are available during the funding cycle starting on July 1. Submissions are due on July 25. For more information, email givechippewacounty@gmail.com.
The RRR Fund was opened in April of 2020 to support immediate, mid-term and long-term response, recovery and rebuilding efforts in times of crisis with the goal of identifying local needs and gaps in funding and then assembling and applying grants funds where they are most critically needed to relieve distress in our area.
Learn more about Response-Recovery-RebuildAt this time, the Fund is not accepting applications.
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