GLCF: Spring Grants

GLCF: Spring Grants

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Greater Lafayette Community Foundation
Amount: More than US $10,000
Last Updated: November 13, 2025

Summary

The Greater Lafayette Community Foundation offers Spring Grants to support local non-profits in Tippecanoe County. With a rich history of philanthropy, the foundation connects donors to vital community needs. Eligible organizations must hold non-profit status and can apply for funding for capital items or new program expenses. However, the grants do not cover endowments, individual support, or completed projects. This initiative aims to foster growth and address pressing community challenges.

Overview

Our Purpose For more than half a century, the Community Foundation of Greater Lafayette has been a force for good in Tippecanoe County. By connecting local philanthropists with the causes that matter most to them, we’ve helped countless donors make a meaningful and lasting impact. Most importantly, we’ve helped our community experience tremendous positive growth Serving the public good through philanthropy has been, and always will be, our purpose. In good times and bad, we will be here to help nonprofits gain access to critical resources. To help donors do the most possible good with their resources. And to be ceaselessly aware of our community’s most pressing needs. What are The Community Foundation's grant impact areas? Arts and HumanitiesEducationEnvironment and AnimalsHealthHuman ServicesPublic Society/Benefit

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. In order to be eligible, your organization must have non-profit status.What is Funded?Capital itemsNew or start-up program expenses

Ineligibility

What is not funded?EndowmentsIndividualsOngoing operating expensesReligious organizations or candidatesPrograms or capital projects already completedSponsorships