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Page lists recurring deadlines March 31 and August 31 (no year); next after Aug 31 2026 inferred as Mar 31 2027.
Columbus Foundation Grants (and Supporting Foundations) is sponsored by The Columbus Foundation (alongside affiliated funds like the Siemer Family Foundation and Paul G. Duke Foundation). Financial assistance and project support for programs improving the quality of life in Central Ohio, heavily prioritizing child care accessibility, educational enrichment, and family support systems.
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Paul G. Duke Foundation | The Columbus Foundation Organizations that provide services primarily in Miami County and that are aligned with the foundation's mission and grantmaking focus are encouraged to apply for grants. Please visit the Duke Foundation's website for more information about its grantmaking activities, history and impact on Miami County.
The Duke Foundation has two deadlines per year: March 31 , with grant decisions anticipated by the end of June. August 31 , with grant decisions anticipated by the end of October. An application not submitted by the closest deadline will be considered abandoned, and a new application must be started to request funding.
Potential applicants are encouraged to revisit the Duke Foundation’s website prior to submission of an application to see if deadlines or application processes have changed. If you have questions about an urgent or time-sensitive project, application deadlines, or the application process, please contact staff at DukeFoundation@columbusfoundation. org .
If a report has been requested and assigned to you, you will be able to access the report form directly from your dashboard. In the column labeled "Assigned to You," there will be a list of items awaiting your attention together with due dates; where a report is listed, clicking "Start" will take you to the report form.
Alternatively, the column headed "Action Needed" will display 'cards' for each item due, together with some basic information about the grant and due date; clicking the report link on the 'card' will take you to the report form. If you are unsure of whether a report has been requested, you can review the history of grants for your organization by clicking on "Organization History", then "Request History."
Clicking any project name will take you to the records associated with that project. If you have additional questions, or if a report needs to be assigned to a different staff member at your organization, please contact InfoSupporting@columbusfoundation. org .
If you have questions or are experiencing technical problems with your grant application, please contact the Paul G. Duke Foundation at 937/339-DUKE (3853) or by email . Thank you for signing up!
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations serving primarily Miami County, Ohio aligned with foundation mission. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Columbus Foundation Grants (and Supporting Foundations) are due March 31, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Columbus Foundation Grants (and Supporting Foundations) is funded by The Columbus Foundation (alongside affiliated funds like the Siemer Family Foundation and Paul G. Duke Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Ohio. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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