Iddings Foundation Grant

The Iddings Foundation Grant, administered by the Iddings Benevolent Trust, focuses on supporting 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations in Montgomery County, Ohio. With a history of over $22 million in grants, the foundation prioritizes youth development and impactful community projects. Eligible projects can receive funding for major, capital, medium, and small initiatives. Notably, the foundation does not consider grants for projects outside of Montgomery County. Organizations interested must consult with the Administrator before applying.

NOTE: You MUST speak with the Administrator before applying for a grant.
Background
The Iddings Foundation represents the estates of Andrew and Roscoe Iddings.  With over 50 years of grant-making, the Iddings Foundation has returned over $22,000,000 to non-profit organizations within Montgomery and adjacent counties for a variety of purposes.
More recently, a stronger focus has been on youth development, integration of the 40 Developmental Assets, and finding solutions to systemic problems of society.
Grant Priorities
Major Projectsthat reflect the Committee's desire to make an impact on at-risk youthCapital Projects that provide a maximum of $50,000 for building campaigns, special equipment or renovationMedium Projects that fund one-time grants for programs of organizations that are usually past recipients of Foundation fundingSmall Projects that provide up to $2,000 for projects or programs that satisfy community needs

Eligibility

To be eligible for a grant from the Iddings Foundation, the organization must be a recognized 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization according to the Internal Revenue Code.

Ineligibility

The Iddings Foundation does not approve grants outside of Montgomery County in Ohio.