Legacy Hall of Fame Fund Grant

The Legacy Hall of Fame Fund Grant, offered by the Bartlesville Community Foundation, aims to empower 501(c)(3) organizations with innovative proposals that enhance community well-being. Grants of up to $1,500 are available for projects focused on support, seed funding, or capacity building. The fund honors families who have generously contributed to Bartlesville, emphasizing the importance of collaboration for a brighter future. This initiative exemplifies the spirit of community investment and shared growth.

The Power of Together
Together makes a community possible. Together gives those struggling and hurting the opportunity to recover and give back to those that reached out to them.
We offer a place for donors to invest in the charitable organizations and causes they want to succeed today and tomorrow. That means a better, stronger, brighter Bartlesville for everyone.
The Legacy Hall of Fame Fund seeks to honor the families that have been generous to the Bartlesville community and are members of our Legacy Hall of Fame.
This fall grant cycle looks for applicants with the most innovative proposals in the areas of programs, new initiatives, or capacity building. Applicants may request a maximum of $1,500.

Eligibility

Any 501(c)3 organization is eligible to apply.When reviewing applications for grants from the Legacy Hall of Fame Fund, the grants committee will consider the following:What type of support is being requested?Project or program support– Supports specific projects or programs that help fulfill the mission of the organization.Seed money– To establish or initiate a new project or program. Applicants should take care to explain how the initiative will be sustained after the grant.Capacity building– Activities that strengthen an organization and help it better fulfill its mission, such as technology, staff, equipment, training, publications, speakers, and conferences. Applicants should pay special attention to how it will measure the success of the increased capacity.Other considerations:Is the program, project, or capacity for which funding is requested sustainable? In other words, is there confidence that the initiative will continue after Foundation support ends?