Warehime Project Grant

The Warehime Project Grant, offered by the J. William Warehime Foundation, supports time-limited, project-specific expenses for charitable organizations, educational bodies, and government agencies. It particularly favors initiatives that promise a significant, lasting impact, foster new partnerships, and leverage resources to meet community needs. However, grants are not available for unrelated projects, budget shortfalls, or organizations with discriminatory practices, ensuring funding aligns with the Foundation's mission of enhancing public well-being.

Warehime’s tradition of advancing public well being through civic commitment and support of charitable institutions.
Project Grants
Of particular interest are projects that:
Undertake activities that are of strategic importance and have proven potential to make a lasting, significant impact.Engage new partners in cooperative efforts.Leverage new resources – time, money or know how – to accomplish community priorities.Impact York and Adams counties

Ineligibility

Grants are generally not provided for: Projects that are unrelated, or marginally related, to the goals of each particular grant program. Budget shortfalls. Multiple projects from the same grant program. Organizations with discriminatory employment or program practices. Association dues. Travel, conferences, or any form of direct financial assistance to individuals.