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We still have a yearly competitive grant process for nonprofit organizations, but have modified our grant deadlines and grant making programs to better serve the needs of our community. Our grant guidelines have been updated to focus on supporting projects that change our community for the better, projects that are collaborative and encourage partnerships, projects that are inclusive and serve a wide variety of people including underserved or underrepresented groups, and projects that can achieve measurable results. We are also interested in supporting organizations with sound financial practices, governance and management, and strong leadership at both board and staff level.
We recommend that you visit this page regularly as it is updated with information about our grant cycles and grant making programs. If you have any questions about our grant making, please contact our Program Department at 397-1629.
Please use the links below to find out more about our five grant making programs.
The Community Foundation uses an online system for grant applications. If you are interested in applying for a grant, please use the links below to either create an account or go to an existing account
1. 2010 John Baldwin Fellowship Program
2. Competitive Grant Cycle Sustainability Matching Fund seekers: use Sustainability proposal below.
3. Nonprofit Sustainability Matching Funds 4. Endowment Matching Program
5. Strategic Alliance & Mergers The Community Foundation has funding available for organizations who are interested in exploring strategic alliances or mergers. Organizations fulfilling the following criteria are encouraged to contact Shanon Solava-Reid by phone at 717-397-1629 ext. 103 or 717-314-8594, or by e-mail at shanon@lancastercountyfoundation.org about funding opportunities. There is a long-term collaborative vision that is achievable because of the strategic alliance Opportunities for working together have been identified There is governance level commitment to the strategic alliance The goal of working together is to achieve operational efficiencies
Below is additional information about strategic alliances, as well as a case study from LancasterHistory.org, the merger between James Buchanan Foundation for the Preservation of Wheatland and the Lancaster County Historical Society.
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