Clovis Community Foundation Grants

The Clovis Community Foundation provides grants to nonprofit organizations aimed at enhancing culture, arts, and recreation in Clovis. With a maximum award of $10,000, projects must directly benefit Clovis citizens and focus on capital facilities or programs. Eligible applicants must have a tax ID, submit a concise proposal, and include letters of support. The foundation emphasizes partnerships and aims to foster philanthropic efforts that enrich the community's quality of life.

Clovis Community Foundation (CCF) exists to enrich the quality of life in Clovis by promoting effective philanthropy in the areas of culture, arts, and recreation.
The Clovis Community Foundation is a non-profit organization established to promote and support the advancement of recreation, culture, and arts in Clovis by:
Building partnerships with foundations, businesses, non-profit organizations, and citizens.Facilitating and encouraging charitable giving to promote and support culture, arts, and recreation in our community.Supporting future and current projects including, but not limited to, the Boys and Girls Club, The Clovis Botanical Gardens, the Clovis Trail System, and the Valley Nature Education Center.Building The Clovis Community Chest into a major endowment for Clovis through grants, bequests, and other forms of charitable giving.
CALL FOR GRANT PROPOSALS
The maximum grant award will be $10,000. The Foundation may choose to fund a portion of the requested funds.The grant must directly benefit the citizens of the City of Clovis.A proposal must be for a capital facility or program project in the fields of recreation or arts & culture.

Eligibility

Any request must be submitted by a nonprofit organization with a tax ID number.A proposal, including attachments, may not exceed ten (10) pages in length, single-sided.A proposal must include two letters of support or collaboration.A project report with a financial statement must be submitted within one year of a grant award. Any organization receiving a grant award must provide matching funds for the project or program.The grant must directly benefit the citizens of the City of Clovis.A proposal must be for a capital facility or program project in the fields of recreation or arts & culture.

Ineligibility

Funds may not be used for operational or administrative costs.