Union County Community Foundation Grant
Application Process and Timelines
The Union County Community Foundation (UCCF) was
founded to serve communities in Union County, and
grants are made to qualifying organizations in support
of programs that benefit residents in the communities
served by the UCCF.
About Community Fund Grants from your Community
Foundation
Community Fund grants are made possible by
the foresight, generosity and compassion of individuals,
families and organizations of means and vision, who have
made gifts to enhance the quality of life for
generations to come.
Through
the power of endowed funding, meaning that it is the
investment earnings that make this funding possible, our
donors’ legacies live on, providing ongoing support for
the valuable work of our nonprofit partners, and making
a difference in lives each day. Community Fund grants
are possible through gifts from donors who have chosen
to give the Community Foundation the flexibility to meet
the changing needs of our community through a responsive
grant process that meets current needs.
Funding Request Process
- Applicants must be qualified to receive
tax-exempt contributions as defined by the IRS - in
the vast majority of cases, applicants will be
501(c)(3) organizations.
- Applicants without 501(c)(3) status may work
through another qualified 501(c)(3) organization
that is willing to serve as a Fiscal Sponsor for the
applicant.
- All applicants must submit
1 original and 6
complete copies of the application and all
attachments.
- Please download the
Guidelines and Application below for complete
information.
Deadlines & Response Process
Guidelines and Application
Union County Community Foundation Guidelines and
Application - Word
Union County Community Foundation Guidelines and
Application - .pdf
Should you have any
questions please contact
Betty Gilmour,
Program Officer, at 570-321-1500 or 1-866-901-2372. |
