CICF Crosser Family Foundation Grants
Funding Amount
Not stated
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
Can we apply?
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Eligible organizations
- Working with Hamilton County Community Foundation staff, the Crosser Family Foundation advisors seek organizations that focus on Hamilton County or the surrounding areas in Central Indiana.
Geography
- In Hamilton County
Required status
- 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status
Other requirements
- Grants are for operating or program support.
- Multi-year grants are considered for organizations with a past funding relationship with the foundation.
Not eligible / not funded
- Not eligible: Events
- Not eligible: Fundraisers
- Not eligible: Any organizations that have discriminatory policies
- Not eligible: Practices
- Not eligible: Grants will not be made:To individuals;To organizations or projects that discriminate based on race, ethnicity, age, gender or sexual orientation;For political campaigns or direct lobbying efforts by 501(c)(3) organizations.
- Not eligible: For post-event or debt retirement.
- Not eligible: For Projects aimed at promoting a particular religion
Overview
The Crosser Family Foundation, a component of the Hamilton County Community Foundation, provides grants to enhance the lives of youth and families in Hamilton County. This invitation-only grant opportunity focuses on community engagement, health and wellness, housing, and youth development. Funding requests are exclusively accepted through prior invitation.
NOTE: Funding requests are accepted by invitation only. For inquiries and questions about the Crosser Family Foundation, please get in touch with the community leadership officer.
The Crosser Family Foundation, a fund of Hamilton County Community Foundation, is dedicated to enhancing the lives of youth and families in Hamilton County. By partnering with innovative nonprofit organizations, the Crosser Family Foundation strives to cultivate a strong and engaged community. This is an invitation-only grant opportunity.
The Crosser Family Foundation was established by Janet R. Crosser and the late Richard H. Crosser in 2001.
The Crosser Family Foundation is rooted in the belief that philanthropy should be compassionate, responsible, provide opportunity and justice, and support diversity in our community.
Focus Areas
The Crosser Family Foundation, a fund of Hamilton County Community Foundation, is dedicated to enhancing the lives of youth and families in Hamilton County.
By partnering with innovative nonprofit organizations, the Crosser Family Foundation strives to cultivate a strong and engaged community. Its current focus areas are:
- community engagementhealth and wellnesshousingyouth development
- Guided by a philosophy of compassionate and responsible philanthropy, the Foundation advocates for opportunity and diversity within our community.
Eligibility
Grants are for operating or program supportGrants are issued to 501(c)(3) organizationsWorking with Hamilton County Community Foundation staff, the Crosser Family Foundation advisors seek organizations that focus on Hamilton County or the surrounding areas in Central Indiana. Multi-year grants are considered for organizations with a past funding relationship with the foundation.
Ineligibility
Please note that the foundation does not fund events, fundraisers, or any organizations that have discriminatory policies or practices.Grants will not be made:To individuals;To organizations or projects that discriminate based on race, ethnicity, age, gender or sexual orientation;For political campaigns or direct lobbying efforts by 501(c)(3) organizationsFor post-event or debt retirementFor Projects aimed at promoting a particular religion
What Central Indiana Community Foundation Inc actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2024
- Grants in 2024
- 525
- Total given
- $31.12M
- Median grant
- $25K
- Range
- $5,080–$1.81M
- By dollars: Indiana 82%, Illinois 7%, Maine 1%. Top recipient cities: Indianapolis, IN; Chicago, IL; Washington, DC.
- 13% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.
- 28% of recipients were new grantees, not repeat recipients.
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Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Nonprofits
- Youth programs
- Family services
- Community development
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