Foundation / Corporation
Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation - Chequamegon Bay Area Community Fund (CBACF)
03/01/18 5:00 PM
Grants from $300 to $2,500 to Wisconsin nonprofits providing services to the Chequamegon Bay Area. Applicants must submit a letter of intent at least two weeks prior to the application deadline. Funding is intended to support organizations that meet the changing needs of the community in the following six areas: arts, environment, human services, education, and economic development.
The Chequamegon Bay Area includes the Washburn School District, the Ashland School District including Odanah, and the central community of the Bad River Reservation.
Within these areas, priority will be given to projects that:
- Strengthen community ties between individuals and collaboration between organizations within our service area
- Address underlying causes of community problems
- Undertake studies on matters that impact civic issues or public policy
- Build an organization's program and/or management
- Respond to community needs that require moderate grant money but produce significant results
- Are new in nature and require start-up funds
GrantWatch ID#: 159682
Grants from Unrestricted Funds range from $300-$2,500.
Grant awards from Unrestricted Funds cannot provide long-term or permanent support. In some cases, more than one year of funding may be considered to ensure the stability of a new organization or program.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
For the online application:
https://www.gdg.do/prod1/portal/portal.jsp?c=279328&p=8441443&g=8441463
Kursula Harris, Grants Management Assistant
218-726-0232
Street Address
222 East Superior Street
Zeitgeist Arts Bldg #302
Duluth, MN 55802
Laura Fox or Keri Cavitt
grantsinfo@dsacommunityfoundation.com
USA: Wisconsin: Washburn School District, the Ashland School District including Odanah, and the central community of the Bad River Reservation.
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