Wabash Valley Community Foundation Grant Cycle Opens March 15
Terre Haute, Indiana — The Wabash Valley Community Foundation (serving Vigo County), along with the Clay County and Sullivan County Community Foundations (serving Clay and Sullivan counties, respectively), have announced the competitive grants process for Clay, Sullivan and Vigo counties will open on Monday, March 15, 2021.
The Community Foundation uses an online grant application process for Letters of Intent and full proposals. The links to the online applications and accompanying forms may be accessed via the Community Foundation’s website at http://wvcf.org/grantapplicationforms. Grant seeking community groups and nonprofit organizations in Clay, Sullivan and Vigo counties must complete the Community Foundation’s online Letter of Intent process by the May 3, 2021 deadline.
Upon submission deadline, Letters of Intent are reviewed and selected applications will be invited to submit the full proposal at the appropriate deadline. Nonprofit agencies and organizations are encouraged to access the guidelines and instructions to check eligibility and guideline criteria. All interested agencies and organizations must contact Kelli Miller at the Community Foundation prior to submitting an application. Please contact Kelli via
email at kelli@wvcf.org or via telephone at 812-232-2234.
The Wabash Valley Community Foundation, a tax-exempt public charity created by and for the people in the Wabash Valley, enables people with philanthropic interests to easily and effectively support the organizations and issues they care about – immediately or through their estate plans.
Donors may give to existing funds or establish a charitable fund at the Community Foundation by contributing a variety of assets. For more information on the Community Foundation, please call Beth Tevlin, Executive Director, at 812.232.2234 or visit wvcf.org.
