Foundation / Corporation
Albion Community Foundation (ACF)
09/01/17 4:00 PM
Grants of up to $3,000 to Michigan nonprofits, faith-based institutions, public entities, and schools for programs that will improve the quality of life in the greater Albion area and the community itself. Proposals are favored for programs that have a wide reach and are creative and innovative.
Priorities are given to applications that impact a large number of residents, offer an imaginative and experimental approach to problem solving, use local volunteers, illustrate prudent financial management, demonstrate the ability to continue the program (if needed) after the grant monies have been spent, and encourage civic development.
GrantWatch ID#: 128409
The maximum grant request is $3,000.
As a matter of policy, ACF does not currently support multi-year funding requests, including repeat funding.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Tim Krause
517-629-3349
foundation@albionfoundation.org
Albion Community Foundation
309 N Superior St
Albion, MI
USA: Michigan: Greater Albion area
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