CFGM: Impact Grant

CFGM: Impact Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Community Foundation Of Greater Muscatine
Amount: Up to US $10,000
Last Updated: May 08, 2025

Summary

The Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine offers the annual CFGM: Impact Grant to support non-profit organizations enhancing the quality of life in Muscatine County. With various funds available, including the County Endowment Re-Granting Program and others targeting specific needs like mental disabilities and homelessness, grants can reach up to $117,888.27. Applicants must be non-profits, schools, or government units serving the region. Each program has a $10,000 limit and requires final reports within 10 months.

Overview

Impact Grant The Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine’s annual Impact Grants provide support to non-profit organizations actively working to improve quality of life in Muscatine County. Funds Available County Endowment Re-Granting Program- The County Endowment Re-Granting Program provides grants to benefit Muscatine County residents from a distribution the Community Foundation receives from the state's gaming tax revenue. Focus areas include arts, education, human service, culture, environment, heritage, and health.Up to $117,888.27 is available this granting cycleGeorge G. Millett Memorial Fund - A gift from the estate of George Millett provides grants to benefit Muscatine County residents with mental disabilities.Up to $6,400 is available this granting cycle.Hilda E. Collitz Fund for Homeless - This bequest provides grants to prevent homelessness in Muscatine County.Up to $7,300 is available this granting cycle.Joe W. and Betty L. Rauch Memorial Endowment - This fund provides grants focused on youth based community priorities in Muscatine County. Up to $4,400 is available this granting cycle.Karen and Gregg Harper Endowment Fund - This fund provides grants to support live performances, venues for live events, trails, and animal welfare initiatives in Muscatine County. Up to $1,500 is available this granting cycle.Mary Jo & Richard H. Stanley Human Conditions Support Fund - This fund provides grants to organizations working to improve human conditions in Muscatine County.Up to $50,000 is available this granting cycle.Ray Hockersmith Fund for Disabled Children - This memorial fund provides grants for the benefit of blind, vision impaired, or disabled children under the age of 15 to experience special recreational activities.Up to $4,900 is available this granting cycle.West Liberty Community Fund - For West Liberty. By West Liberty. This fund provides grants aimed at high impact charitable activities for West Liberty, with a priority given to youth. Up to $4,600 is available this granting cycle. Funding Impact Grants have a $10,000 limit per program. Final reports are due within 10 months of receiving a grant award.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Grants may be made to nonprofit organizations, schools, or units of government located in or significantly serving Muscatine County. The applicant may serve individuals, businesses/organizations, or communities, but individuals and businesses may not directly apply for a grant.