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Hanover Cooperative Community Fund Community Project Grants is sponsored by Hanover Cooperative Community Fund. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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HCCF | The Co-op Food Stores of NH and VT HCCF Ken Davis 2026-01-15T18:54:00+00:00 We Want to Give You Money Our Grants and Scholarships The Co-op is committed to making meaningful investments to support awesome community projects and scholarships.
We want to hear all about your fabulous nonprofit, your community garden idea, your noble education ambitions, your funky, free-spirited, I’m-going-to-change-the-world optimism, or whatever it is you have in mind. We’re just itching to fund those crazy dreamers who want to make the world a better place.
We offer two opportunities for individuals and organizations to apply for funding— the Hanover Cooperative Community Fund (HCCF) Community Project Grants and the Gerstenberger Scholarship Fund (GSF). Thank you to everyone who applied. Stay tuned for updates on 2026.
For more information, reach out to April Harkness at our contact page . Established 25 years ago by the Co-op Board, t he HCCF has contributed more than $500,000 toward an endowment, the Twin Pines Cooperative Foundation, which returns interest to the Co-op for distribution to local nonprofits in the form of Community Project Grants. Grants offers financial assistance to nonprofits that align with our values and principles.
Nonprofit, non-denominational, and nonpartisan (not affiliated with or promoting any political party or candidate); Non-discriminatory on the basis of race, creed, gender, national origin, age, sexual orientation, or physical disability; Those that primarily benefit the Upper Valley region of New Hampshire and Vermont as defined by the Vital Communities Service Area.
Funding requests can be between $500 and $2,500 in aid, with exceptions for noteworthy need. The fund will prioritize giving that fit the following criteria: a) Alignment with Co-op Values: Employees, Community, Local, and Environment. b) Organization is new, grassroots, or less resourced.
c) Beneficiaries and/or projects are local to the Upper Valley. d) The organization and/or project helps address climate change and/or supports the local food system. Sorry, this form is not available.
The GSF offers scholarships to members and employees of local co-ops who seek to further the cooperative movement through education, training, and/or business development. The Fund is named in honor of our former GMs, Harry and Arthur Gerstenberger, and our first Education Director, Sally Gerstenberger, who contributed to our co-op and community in immeasurable ways.
The Co-op is seeking proposals seeking between $500 and $5,000 in aid, with exceptions for noteworthy need. Education awards for tuition purposes will be made directly to qualifying education organizations with 501(c)3 status. Priority will be given to Co-op member-owners, employees, or groups located in the Upper Valley (as defined by Vital Communities Service Area).
The Scholarship seeks to assist those who are: Continuing their cooperative education as employees or board members of their local cooperatives and/or credit unions Pursing academic research in how cooperatives can best meet societal needs; or Planning or developing businesses that follow the co-op model of innovation and ownership.
As such, GSF considers applicants from across the co-op sector: food, housing, agriculture, daycare and preschool, credit, medical and dental, automotive, and other co-op enterprises. Sorry, this form is not available. Composting Association of Vermont – Improving Food Waste Management & Nutrient Recovery for a Resilient Upper Valley.
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$1,000. Founded as a small buying club in 1936, we’re one of the oldest co-ops in the U.S.A. Anyone can shop, member or not.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits, grassroots organizations local to NH/VT Upper Valley. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $500 - $2,500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Hanover Cooperative Community Fund Community Project Grants is funded by Hanover Cooperative Community Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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