CMCF: Christian Outreach Education (CORE) Grant

CMCF: Christian Outreach Education (CORE) Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Central Montcalm Community Foundation
Last Updated: January 23, 2026

Summary

The Christian Outreach Education (CORE) Grant, provided by the Central Montcalm Community Foundation, aims to enhance community-oriented programs for residents of the Central Montcalm area. This grant is available through collective collaboration among local churches, requiring agreement from three local ministers of different denominations. The foundation's mission is to improve the quality of life in the region by utilizing annual earnings from permanent endowments, ensuring long-term support for community initiatives.

Overview

NOTE: This endowment is open as needs arise. Mission The Central Montcalm Community Foundation mission is to enhance the quality of life in the Central Montcalm area through grants funded by the annual earnings generated from the gifts, bequests and estates contributed as endowments. With the annual earnings from these permanent endowments, many agencies, institutions and charitable organizations have and will be able to support programs for the long term benefit of Central Montcalm residents. Central Montcalm Community Foundation Funding Sources The annual earnings generated from each permanent endowed fund is used yearly to support the specific intent of each of these funds. The principal from each of these funds is never utilized even as it grows – “it lives forever”. Only the annual earnings generated is used. Funding to help meet these needs is generated by fund raising events (e.g., Golf Annual Outing, Big Bash) and other contributions designated for that specific purpose (e.g., Chemical Bank fund). Christian Outreach Education (CORE) Grant This grant is designed to provide community oriented programs for residents of the Central Montcalm Community.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. The grants request must be a collective collaboration between area churches consisting of agreement with three local ministers of at least two different denominations in order to be considered.This grant is designed to provide community oriented programs.