Each year, Community Needs Grants are awarded to charitable organizations serving Chippewa County. Grant funding supports: arts and culture, community development, education, environment and animal welfare, and health and human services.
Grants ranging between $500 to $6,500
Northwestern Bank awards mini-grants to Chippewa County 3rd through 8th grade educators to fund innovative learning and motivational activities or service learning projects for their students.
Grants up to $350
Give Chippewa County is a membership-driven giving circle that awards grants to local nonprofits while building an endowed fund with the Community Foundation of Chippewa County.
Grants ranging between $750 - $2,500
This fund is designated to serve in times of community-wide crisis. Granting was opened during the COVID-19 response and then reopened for the Stanley tornado community recovery response.
Grant applications are closed at this time. However, the fund does accept donations to grant during future local crisis.
30-minute live webinar, "How to Prepare an Online Community Needs Grant Application." Sign up for either August 27 or September 6 at 11:30 AM at grants@yourlegacyforever.org.
Competitive grant applications for Community Needs Grants open on August 26 - October 3, 2024.
Grantees are now required to return progress reports for grants awarded in fiscal year 2023-2024.
The Community Foundation of Chippewa County is valuable, and responsive and the grant-seeking process is efficient.
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