Stackpole-Hall Foundation Grant - from $10,001 - $50K

Stackpole-Hall Foundation Grant - from $10,001 - $50K

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Stackpole-Hall Foundation
Amount: US $10,001 - US $50,000
Last Updated: February 13, 2026

Summary

The Stackpole-Hall Foundation Grant provides funding ranging from $10,001 to $50,000 to organizations enhancing social welfare in Elk County, Pennsylvania. Prioritizing education, human services, and community development, the foundation offers various types of grants including matching and seed money. Eligible applicants must be 501(c)(3) organizations or churches. The foundation does not fund individuals or projects outside the U.S., and grants are awarded quarterly based on submitted proposals.

Overview

NOTE: The Stackpole-Hall Foundation Trustees meet four times each year to award grants. Grant proposals are due a month prior to the meeting at which they will be considered. Our Mission The mission of The Stackpole-Hall Foundation is to first consider the needs of the people in Elk County, Pennsylvania with a goal of improving the fundamental quality of life. We will give priority to the educational, human service, and community development needs of the County. Stackpole-Hall Foundation Grant The Stackpole-Hall Foundation is prepared to assist those organizations and institutions designed to enhance the social welfare of the area. In carrying out this mission, the Foundation provides matching money grants, seed money grants, partnership grants, and, under certain circumstances, operational grants to a host of educational, health care, cultural, youth development, social welfare, environmental, and community development needs.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. The Foundation Trustees have established a policy, exceptions to which are very seldom made, designating the area of geographic priority to be Elk County, Pennsylvania, and communities in which the Donors, the Donors’ families, and the Trustees reside.In accordance with the 1969 Tax Reform Act, the Foundation may only consider requests from organizations which qualify as:​Exempt from federal income tax under section 501(c)(3)of the federal tax code, and are classified as not being a private foundation under section 509 (a) of the federal tax code. Churches. Governmental Organizations.

Ineligibility

The Foundation does not make grants to individuals.Requests for operating grants and endowment grants are deemed low priority, unless very unusual circumstances exist.The Foundation does not fund outside of the United States.