COVID-19 Rapid Response Grants
To expedite our regular granting procedures in this evolving situation, our Board of Directors chose to distribute awards from the Give To Grant Community Impact Fund utilizing a method called “rapid response grantmaking”.
The Community Foundation’s COVID-19 Rapid Response Grant Cycle has closed. We will soon begin implementing the next COVID-19 Recovery Phase: Come Back Stronger.
Our COVID-19 Rapid Response Grants sustained and developed vital community services for residents who stood to lose the most from the unfolding emergency. This is why the ability to rapidly provide flexible resources to nonprofit organizations who are working on the frontlines, engaging and supporting individuals impacted by COVID-19 and the broader ramifications of this health crisis, is so paramount.
Grant County Resource Guide
Connect Grant County is an online tool used to access the resources and caring power of our community. Over 290 resources listed all in one easy-to-use online directory. Organizations manage their own information to ensure it remains accurate and available to the community.
With unpredictable times like this, while things are literally changing by the hour as a result of COVID-19, it helps to know that we’re all in this together. The directory allows community members to find local and surrounding resources; quality childcare providers, housing assistance programs, local food pantries, affordable family-friendly community events, and so much more, any time of day.
Click the button below to access your community resource directory, Connect Grant County.
AXN28D+
(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.
Precedented Times
First of all, we miss you! We miss nouns! We long to see people, go places, and do things. But, until these unprecedented times return to precedented times, this eNewsletter will have to suffice. We’r
17 August, 2020
Habitat for Humanity Exceeds Crowdfunding Goal
The Community Foundation of Grant County is excited to announce that Habitat for Humanity of Grant County not only met but exceeded their $20,000 Crowdfunding Campaign goal to support the construction
17 August, 2020
Two Letters
Have you ever seen that movie where the slacker boyfriend arrives to pick up the beautiful daughter for a date with his credo tattoo, ‘NO RAGRETS’, emblazoned boldly across his chest like a Happy Birt
17 August, 2020
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.