Fulton Gardens Fund Grant

Fulton Gardens Fund Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Quad Cities Community Foundation
Last Updated: August 19, 2025

Summary

The Fulton Gardens Fund Grant, established by the Quad Cities Community Foundation, honors Gerhart A. Kopf and aims to enhance public gardens in Fulton. The fund supports various needs including softscape costs for plants, hardscape expenses for landscaping, labor for installation and maintenance, and equipment purchases. This initiative empowers local residents and organizations to create and sustain beautiful garden spaces, fostering community engagement and environmental appreciation.

Overview

What We Do The Facts We champion generosity. Our mission is to transform the region through the generosity of donors. And that’s why we work—day in and day out—to be the trusted place where generous people in the Quad Cities (and beyond!) make gifts to support their community, specific organizations and causes most important to them. We are an independent, public charity with a team of Quad Citizens committed to listening to our donors’ charitable goals, and then working alongside them to help them best meet their hopes and dreams. Through gifts and funds established at the Quad Cities Community Foundation by donors, for our community, we award grants and scholarships to people and organizations residing primarily in Rock Island County, Illinois, and Scott County, Iowa. Through our network of Geographic Affiliate Funds and Community Funds, we also serve the residents and needs of surrounding counties. How we do it The Quad Cities Community Foundation is governed by a volunteer board of directors of community leaders and is administered by a full-time professional staff dedicated to helping connect people who care with causes that matter. We offer extensive knowledge about charitable organizations and can help you make informed decisions about charitable giving. Fulton Gardens Fund Grant The Fulton Gardens Fund was created in memory of Gerhart A. Kopf to continue to support public garden areas in Fulton. Examples of funding needs that Fulton Gardens Fund grants can address include: Softscape costs: purchasing shrubs, trees, flowersHardscape costs: moving dirt, landscape architecture, buying brick, etc. to establish or maintain garden areasLabor costs: installing or maintaining garden areasEquipment costs: buying or renting tools or other equipment needed to maintain gardens

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website.