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General Grants - Focus on education, health and wellness, and youth is sponsored by Illinois Prairie Community Foundation. The Illinois Prairie Community Foundation offers grants to nonprofit organizations providing community services in various areas, including education, health and wellness, and youth. These grants support new or existing initiatives that enhance community services.
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Community Grants - Illinois Prairie Community Foundation Illinois Prairie Community Foundation offers grant opportunities to area nonprofit organizations providing community services in a wide variety of areas including arts and culture, education, music education, environment, health and wellness, youth, women and girls, civic engagement, and Jewish life and education. We have six grant categories in two grant cycles - Spring and Fall.
Online Grant Portal Log-in General Grants - Focus on education, health and wellness, and youth Mirza/Arts & Culture Grants - Focus on arts and culture, and music education David and Kay Williams Music Education Grants - Focus on providing creative music experiences for K-12 students (use the Mirza/Arts & Culture Grant application to apply) Redbird Impact Philanthropy Leaders (RIPL) Grant - Focus on civic engagement; a collaboration with Illinois State University's Center for Civic Engagement Sol Shulman Grants - Focus on Jewish education and life Women to Women Giving Circle Grants - Focus on women and girls Youth Engaged in Philanthropy Grants - Focus on youth Environment & Nature Grants - Focus on environment and nature IPCF's competitive grants are made possible by gifts from donors to the Community Foundation’s Annual Campaign, the Jerome Mirza Arts and Culture Fund, the Women to Women Giving Circle, the Youth Engaged in Philanthropy Fund, the Environment & Nature Fund, and distributions from the following endowed funds: IPCF Arts & Culture Endowed Fund Ruth Carey Endowed Education Fund Dean and Avis Hilfinger Fund for the Performing Arts Ives Family Foundation Youth Endowment Fund Sol Shulman Jewish Education and Life Fund Laura Sullivan Arts and Culture Endowed Fund Laura Sullivan Health and Wellness Endowed Fund David and Kay Williams Music Education Endowment Illinois Prairie Community Foundation grants are open to all organizations within the IPCF geographic area (McLean, Livingston, Logan and DeWitt counties, and closely adjacent areas in Tazewell, Woodford, LaSalle, Ford and Piatt counties) that meet the general criteria.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations within the IPCF geographic area (McLean, Livingston, Logan, and DeWitt counties, and closely adjacent areas in Tazewell, Woodford, LaSalle, Ford, and Piatt counties) that meet general criteria. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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