The 410 Grant

The 410 Grant aims to foster a new generation of philanthropic leaders in Northern Kentucky by pooling resources among members who contribute $410 annually. This initiative focuses on building a vibrant culture of giving and civic engagement through innovative grant-making practices that support local nonprofits and projects. By cultivating leadership and community investment, the 410 Grant seeks to ensure the region's growth and prosperity for both current and future generations.

A New Generation of Charitable Leadership in NKY
Pooled with your fellow 410 members, your commitment of $410 creates a powerful grant-making engine for Northern Kentucky nonprofits and civic projects.
Our Big Idea
With a self-governing, open membership, members commit to $410 per year to identify, select, and collectively fund projects that advance the quality of life in Northern Kentucky.
Each fall, members participate in an all-member, grant-making committee to review and recommend funding in an identified focus area that aligns with the grant making priorities of Horizon Community Funds:

• programs/initiatives that are innovative, accelerate solutions, and leverage community resources.

Eligibility

To be eligible, nonprofits must be serving at least one of the three counties of Boone, Campbell, or Kenton in Northern Kentucky in the area ofhealth, mental health, and substance use disorders.

Nonprofits serving at least one of Boone, Campbell, or Kenton counties in Northern Kentucky. 2026 focus area: after school and mentoring programs.