CFNCW: Methow Valley Fund Grant

The CFNCW: Methow Valley Fund Grant supports local nonprofit organizations in the Methow Valley, focusing on health services, education, arts, and environmental projects. Applicants can receive annual funding, provided they have fulfilled previous grant requirements. The fund is managed by local volunteers who understand the region's specific challenges and opportunities, ensuring impactful contributions to the community.

The Methow Valley Fund exists to support the work of the charitable organizations of the Methow Valley. The Methow Valley Fund was established in order to:
Contribute to a vibrant community through awards of grant funding in support of health and human services, education, arts and culture, the environment, social and public benefit projects.Assist non-profit and public organization in their development of strong, sustainable programs.Create a permanent endowment ensuring availability of local resources to fund projects serving local needs and opportunities long into the future.The Methow Valley Fund is advised by a diverse group of local volunteers. They live and work in the Valley and are passionate about the work being done by charitable organizations in our community. The advisors have first-hand knowledge of local needs and opportunities and of the successful impacts made by the organizations we fund.

Eligibility

The Methow Valley Fund Grant is available annually to nonprofit organizations that are supporting programs and initiatives in the Methow Valley. The types of programs supported include:equipment purchasesmarketing outreachschool field trips and educationfamily health servicescapacity buildingmusic, art, theaterother community needsLimitations and restrictions for all Community Grant Programs apply to this program, with the exception of Repeat Funding. Organizations may apply annually.Applicants who were previous year grantees must have expended the grant funding and completed a grant report before applying for new funding.Methow Valley nonprofits may also apply for Regional Impact Grants, but only if the request is for a project OUTSIDE of the Methow Valley district.