Cass COunty Community Foundation
P.O. Box 441 |  417 North Street, Suite 102 |  Logansport, IN 46947 | (574) 722-2200


APPLYING FOR A GRANT




2011 Grant Application Form

The Cass County Community Foundation will accept proposals for a 2011 competitive grant cycle. Those eligible to apply for a grant are non-profit organizations with documentation of 501(c)(3) status, whose projects directly impact the lives of Cass County, Indiana residents. Please note – public schools, while non-profit, are not 501(c)(3) and therefore are not eligible. Partnership/collaboration with an existing 501(c)(3) organization would meet eligibility requirements.

CCCF has the following areas of interest:-

- Education
- Human Services
- Community Development

CCCF will not consider grants for:
- Existing obligations
- Services supported by tax dollars
- Individuals or travel expenses
- Repeat funding
- On-going operating expenses
- Advocacy
- Religious purposes or affiliations
- Loans or endowments


Please Note:
-If funded, your organization must submit a one page narrative and financial report with photograph or sample of project funded, within 30 days after project completion. Failure to provide required report will affect eligibility for future CCCF funding.

-All grant recipients will be notified in writing.

-Grant recipients will be invited to a grants reception and press conference.








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UPCOMING EVENTS


06-12-2012 CCCF 2012 SCHOLARSHIP RECEPTION
The public is invited to the Cass County Community Foundation’s 2012 Scholarship Reception on Tuesday, June 12, 2012 from 4:30-6:30pm at the McHale Complex Pavilion at Riverside Park. Come and meet a...[more]

05-24-2012 FREE GRANT WRITING WORKSHOP
A FREE grant-writing workshop will be held at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 24, 2012 at the LEDF Community Room, 310 Pearl Street, downtown Logansport. While attendance at the workshop is not mandatory,...[more]

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