Applying for a Grant
Giving is the heart of what we do here at the Community Foundation. Every year, we give over $1 million dollars to non-profits, community entities, and college-bound students here in Grant County.
From swing sets and dog parks, to gardens and special events, we fund a variety of causes that promote sustainable impact towards the betterment of Grant County. Your project may be next!
Click the button below to learn more about applying for a grant.
A Charitable Gift of Grain
The Community Foundation is excited to plow ahead with introducing the option of a charitable gift of ordinary income property (grain). A gift of grain creates the ability to exclude that portion of income on your tax returns. In order to be IRS compliant, the gift (transfer) of grain must happen before the sale. Donations given locally invest in our community. Your gift of grain will leave a legacy in Grant County that will live on forever!
Before giving a gift of grain, contact your financial adviser or give us a call and we can connect you with a representative.
**This information should not be construed as providing you with legal or tax advice.
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(Accentuate the Positive)
We love to AXN28D+ here at the Community Foundation of Grant County. That’s why we’re always sharing good news! We do that by telling stories about generous donors and bragging about the multiple successes of local charities and scholarship recipients right here in good ‘ole Grant County, Indiana.
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Uh-Oh, Spaghetti-O’s
Remember that scene in Elf where Buddy is in the mail room? He said, “This place reminds me of Santa’s Workshop, except it smells like mushrooms and everyone looks like they want to hurt me.” I laugh
10 October, 2018
Bluelight Specials
She was feisty. No one would argue that fact. Well, they could try, but they wouldn’t win. I think it must run in our family. The feistiness. Or maybe that’s just what feisty people say. No matter wha
25 September, 2018Press Release: Nonprofit Leadership Consortium at Full-Capacity
The Nonprofit Leadership Consortium has started with a full-capacity class of 30 students. The cohort will meet monthly for this capacity building training to earn their Certificate in Fundraising Man
17 September, 2018
Community Calendar
The Community Foundation is thrilled to be a part of the launch of a collaborative effort that created the Do Grant County community calendar! This community calendar was established by multiple organizations as an inclusive system to find and submit local events all in one place. Check it out…you’ll be amazed at what all there is to DO in Grant County!
Do Grant County is a website for the public to use in promoting community events and activities. Instead of posting your event to multiple platforms and in various formats, use this resource and search for events of broad interests all in one location.
The calendar is an avenue for the public to use in promoting their own community events (meetings, fundraisers, performances, activities…). Feel free to browse and submit your own event(s) on the website at www.DoGrantCounty.com.