NNYCF Grants: A Vital Resource for Health and Educational Initiatives
NNYCF Grants for Health and Education
The Northern New York Community Foundation (NNYCF) provides essential grants for nonprofit organizations actively serving communities in Jefferson and Lewis counties. The deadline for applying for various grant opportunities is on Friday, April 18. Among the available grants, the CAR-FRESHNER Corporation Charitable Fund offers up to $100,000 for projects centered on health and education. This year, applications should focus on educational initiatives like libraries, childcare, career training, and vocational education.
Eligibility and Application Process
To be eligible for the grants, nonprofits must be IRS-classified as 501(c)(3) organizations, but other entities may qualify based on specific needs. Through the Community Foundation's Grant Lifecycle Manager (GLM) system, eligible nonprofits can easily submit applications online. To initiate the process, organizations must create a user profile on the GLM portal.
- Community Foundation's general grant program
- Jefferson Economic Development Fund
Both grant programs are open for applications on a rolling basis. Nonprofits interested in these funding opportunities should contact Max DelSignore, NNYCF vice president, at max@nnycf.org for more information. Don't miss this chance to support vital health and educational initiatives in your community!
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