Service League Fund Grant

The Service League Fund Grant, offered by the Bartlesville Community Foundation, supports 501(c)3 organizations providing services to youth in Washington County. With over 50 years of community service, the fund aims to improve youth programs through operating support, programming enhancements, new initiatives, and staff training. Organizations can apply for one grant per fiscal year, fostering a lasting impact on local youth by addressing their needs and promoting their development.

For more than 50 years, Service League provided teens with a safe place to gather at the Youth Canteen, awarded scholarships to area students and supported the youth of Washington County. The Service League operated the Bargain Box Annex and held the Kitchens & More Tour to support their charitable work.
The Service League continues its legacy of supporting Washington County youth through their Service League Fund, providing grants to programs and organizations that offer services to teens and children.
Areas of Support
Operating Support: Grants can request general operating support of the organization. Proposals should state how the mission of the nonprofit supports youth and how the grant will help to better fulfill that mission.Programming: Grant support for current programming should describe the impact of the program on youth and the desired outcomes to achieve.New Initiatives: Grant can help launch a new initiative or program of the organization. Proposals should describe how the initiative will be funded after the grant period ends.
Training: Grants to improve the critical skills of staff in the organization can be requested. Training can include courses, certification, conferences, and on-site instruction.

Eligibility

Any 501(c)3 offering programs and services for youth in Washington County may apply.Organizations may only receive one grant from the Service League Fund per fiscal year (July-June).