Charity Grants (for financially disadvantaged Northern Kentucky residents)

Charity Grants (for financially disadvantaged Northern Kentucky residents) is sponsored by The Butler Foundation. Provides startup funding, operating support, and program support to public charities serving financially disadvantaged Northern Kentucky residents.

Our mission is to respond as directly as possible to our neighbors in need by addressing the entanglements of poverty, primarily in Northern Kentucky. Grant Cycles and Deadlines Once Again Urban Education Center Meets the Challenge!

Holy Cross High School Launches River Cities Scholars Program Committed to Changing Lives Urban Education Center Matches Challenge Grant Access to Quality Education Changes Lives Adopt A Class (AAC) recognized the Butler Foundation as “Funder of the Year”at its annual Celebration Breakfast on June 4 Celebrating A Record Number Of ‘24-‘25 Butler Scholars Samaritan Car Care Clinic Grand Opening!

Car-care nonprofit breaks ground on new location in Northern Kentucky Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky opens ‘state-of-the-art’ facility offering help and hope to our neighbors in need Bill and Sue Butler established the Butler Foundation to give back to the Northern Kentucky community, and to inspire others to do likewise. History of the butler Foundation If you are human, leave this field blank. Info@ButlerFoundationNKY.

org Let us know if you have any questions or feedback or learn more by selecting a topic below. We fund public charities based in or serving financially disadvantaged residents of Northern Kentucky. Helping Hands grants are hardship funds for low-income people who are looking to our trusted charity partners.

The Butler Foundation funds annual awards at select high schools and colleges in Northern Kentucky, to help hardworking students afford a good education.