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Adirondack Community Foundation offers one-time grants of up to $1,500 to food pantries for infrastructure and long-term improvements. Funds can be used for equipment or technology upgrades, volunteer training, or signage improvements to support fresh food options and volunteer support.

This grant provides one-time emergency funding of $500–$1,000 to licensed childcare providers in Washington County, Oklahoma facing unexpected operating expenses that threaten service continuation. Eligible expenses include facility damage, required safety repairs, equipment failure, and compliance costs, but exclude routine operating expenses and long-term financial needs.

The Washington County Healthy Living Fund supports organizations and causes that work to prevent and/or treat negative external influences to human bodies and minds. Grant requests are limited to $5,000 and cannot exceed 50% of the total project cost, and funds support specific programs rather than operating expenses.

The Schmoldt Family Foundation for Education Grant Fund provides funding to qualified nonprofit organizations supporting educational causes within the Bartlesville community, with an emphasis on serving populations that might otherwise be overlooked. Applicants may request up to $2,500 for educational initiatives.

The Geraldine Hicks Grant supports churches and organizations with Christian missions, with a key focus on youth and youth programming. Grants up to $5,000 are available to eligible applicants who can demonstrate alignment with Christian charitable initiatives.

This grant supports greater Bartlesville area cultural organizations in providing access to arts and humanities programming. The grant committee particularly interests in funding new programs or ongoing programs serving new or underserved audiences.

This grant supports cultural organizations in the greater Bartlesville area in providing arts and humanities programming. The grant committee has particular interest in funding new programs or ongoing programs serving new or underserved audiences. Organizations may request program support or general operating support, with only one grant award per applicant.

The Service League Fund provides grants up to $5,000 to 501(c)3 organizations offering programs and services to youth and children in Washington County. Grants support operating costs, programming, new initiatives, and staff training, with two application cycles per year (spring and fall).

This grant supports civic projects in Bartlesville (including new capital projects) and music/music education and arts/arts education initiatives. Organizations submit complete applications for consideration by the BCF grant committee.

This grant supports music education and enrichment programs in Washington County, honoring Margaret Boesiger's legacy of teaching youth and sharing music with the community. Funding covers activities such as continuing education for music teachers, performances, master classes, group music therapy, and arts workshops.

The Fund for Bartlesville supports charitable work of community nonprofits through grants for programs, new initiatives, or capacity building. Organizations may request up to $2,500 for project support, seed money, or capacity building activities. Any 501(c)3 nonprofit is eligible to apply.

The Carol McMurry Library Endowment provides competitive continuing education grants for individuals working in public libraries and other library settings. Awards up to $2,000 per calendar year support coursework, certifications, conferences, and professional development that enhance job performance.

The Starved Rock Country Community Foundation offers three grant programs: Community Grants (year-round, quarterly review), Art Grants (two annual cycles, $250-$3000+), and Women Inspired Network Grants (annual, applications in September). Grants support programs and projects in various fields serving residents of LaSalle, Bureau, Putnam, Marshall, Lee, or Livingston Counties in Illinois.

Legacy Foundation is committing up to $600,000 over two years to support nonprofit organizations in Lake County, Indiana that have experienced documented financial loss due to federal or state funding reductions and contract terminations. Organizations may request funding up to 25% of their documented financial loss, with up to $40,000 awarded per organization in a rolling 12-month period.

A quick-turnaround grant program from Marietta Community Foundation designed to address basic needs and small challenges for nonprofits. Applications are accepted year-round and evaluated quarterly with decisions made within 30-45 days.

The Community Foundation of Lorain County offers various grant cycles for 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations serving Lorain County, Ohio. Grants include Community Grant Cycles (Arts & Culture, Education & Youth, Health & Human Services), Affiliate Fund Cycles, and a Monthly Rolling Mini-Grant Cycle. Applications are submitted through an online grant portal with specific deadlines for each cycle.

The Community Foundation of Muncie and Delaware County provides annual funding to nonprofit organizations through a community grants program. Applicants submit a Letter of Intent on a rolling basis, which is reviewed by staff and may lead to a full grant application invitation.

Stark Community Foundation's Community Responsive Grants Program invests in organizations responding to Stark County's evolving needs and opportunities. The Foundation reviews grant proposals on an ongoing basis, with the Board of Directors considering new proposals at their January 2026 meeting.

Community Memorial Foundation's Responsive Grants Program awards funding to 501(c)(3) nonprofits serving 27 communities in Illinois. Grants are awarded bi-annually in spring and fall cycles, supporting program services and general operating expenses aligned with the Foundation's mission and funding priorities.

The Harrison County Community Foundation (HCCF) offers grants to nonprofit agencies serving residents of Harrison County, Indiana. Applications are accepted year-round and must be submitted at least 90 days before an event. Grants over $200,000 require additional Finance Committee review, and decisions are typically made within 120 days of submission.