Adams County Community Foundation (ACCF): Traditional Grant

The Adams County Community Foundation (ACCF) offers Traditional Grants aimed at enhancing the quality of life for Adams County residents. Nonprofit organizations providing services to the community can apply for funding between $200 and $5,000. Priority is given to collaborative grant requests during the Spring/April cycle. Eligible projects may include those in arts, human services, economic development, education, and community improvement, with a focus on sustainable impact for future generations.

NOTE: Collaborative Grant Requests will be given PRIORITY during the Spring/April grant review cycle.
Purpose
The ACCF’s purpose is to contribute to improving the quality of life in Adams County for this generation and generations to come. To do this, the ACCF funds projects through grant application cycles to nonprofit organizations that benefit our community.
Project Types
To include but not limited to projects associated with these leadership projects.
Arts and CultureHuman ServicesEconomic DevelopmentEducationCommunity Improvement
Traditional Grants
Submitted by one nonprofit organizationAmount requested typically ranges from $200 - $5,000

Eligibility

Nonprofit organizations or those organizations tax exempt status who provide services to Adams County, Indiana residents are eligible. Non-profit organizations located outside of Adams County may apply if they provide programs or services to Adams County residents.

Ineligibility

The ACCF has a practice not to fund salaries, operational expenses, food for meetings, snacks, t-shirts, bricks and mortar/renovations.No grant requests are acceptable that request funds for a previously conducted event or expenditure, prior to the scheduled grant cycle.