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Harnett County Community Foundation Community Grants Program is sponsored by Harnett County Community Foundation (part of the North Carolina Community Foundation network). The Harnett County Community Foundation awards grants to qualified charitable organizations serving the local community in Harnett County. While not exclusively STEM, education and youth programs have been funded in the past.
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Harnett County Community Foundation | North Carolina Community Foundation Harnett County Community Foundation Harnett County Community Foundation The Harnett County Community Foundation transforms collective generosity into a permanent source of community support. Founded in 1993, HCCF works to increase philanthropic giving and establish endowments in the community.
HCCF is part of the North Carolina Community Foundation network and is led by a local volunteer advisory board that understands community needs. Grants and scholarships are made annually. The Harnett County Community Foundation will accept grant applications from Aug.
7, 2026, to NOON eastern time on Sept. 8, 2026 . Applications received after this deadline will not be accepted, including late submissions due to technology issues.
Funds are available for qualified charitable organizations serving the local community. Grants typically range from $1,000 to $3,000. In 2025, HCCF awarded $9,500 in grants through this competitive process.
Learn more about past grant recipients. Grants will be awarded from the community grantmaking fund. HCCF is an affiliate of the North Carolina Community Foundation.
Organizations must apply for grants using NCCF’s Grant Application Portal . Read the guidelines before you apply. Applications that do not adhere to guidelines will be ineligible for funding.
New and existing users should follow the instructions in Training Module II to add a grant application. Once logged in, you can access more information about the application process. In most cases, grant decisions are announced about two months after the close of the application cycle.
One tool board members use to guide grant decisions is an annual Community Needs Assessment. Scroll to the end of this page to review the Community Needs Assessment for this community. For answers to specific questions, contact the Program Officer .
Community Leadership Officer – Central NC Program Officer – Central NC Development Officer, Central Donor Engagement Officer – Central NC The Harnett County Community Foundation has awarded $9,500 through its community grants program to the following local nonprofit organizations: $1,000 to Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas for Harnett County Childhood Cancer Safety Net $2,000 to Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. for after-school program $2,000 to Dunn United Ministerial Association for War on Food Insecurities 2025 $500 to Habitat for Humanity of Harnett County, Inc. for Building Hope in Harnett County $500 to North Carolina Symphony for music discovery for Harnett County preschoolers $2,000 to SAFE of Harnett County for general operating support $500 to Special Olympics North Carolina for Special Olympics North Carolina Harnett County $1,000 to Western Harnett Lions Club for vision assistance The Harnett County Community Foundation has awarded $9,500 through its community grants program to the following local nonprofit organizations: $1,000 to Blessing Box Ministry, Inc. for Share the Wealth heating and electricity assistance $1,500 to Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Carolina for Robin Paige Boys & Girls Club operating support $500 to Community Care Outreach Mission for senior outreach program $2,000 to Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. for career readiness initiative $2,000 to Dunn United Ministerial Association for attacking food insecurities in Harnett County $700 to North Carolina Symphony for music discovery for Harnett County preschoolers $1,800 to SAFE of Harnett County for general operating support The Harnett County Community Foundation has awarded $9,000 through its community grants program to the following local nonprofit organizations: $500 to Campbell University for the Community Collaborative Support Center within Dunn Elementary School $500 to Diaper Bank of NC for Distributing Dignity: meeting diaper need in Harnett County $500 to Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. for the career readiness initiative $2,500 to Dunn United Ministerial Association for Harnett County war against hunger $2,000 to SAFE of Harnett County for general operating support $1,000 to Special Olympics North Carolina for Special Olympics North Carolina – Harnett County $2,000 to Western Harnett Lions Club for vision screening The Harnett County Community Foundation has awarded $8,500 through its community grants program to the following local nonprofit organizations, including: $2,000 to the Diaper Bank of North Carolina for its Distributing Dignity program $1,500 to the Dunn United Ministerial Association for its Buddy Backpack program $3,000 to Hope Inside Inc. for general operating support $500 to SAFE of Harnett County for general operating support $1,500 to the Western Harnett Lions Club for its Buddy Backpack program The Harnett County Community Foundation has awarded more than $7,000 through its community grants program to the following local nonprofit organizations, including: $500 to Three Rivers Land Trust for Connecting Lives to Conservation Through the Cape Fear $2,000 to Dunn PAL for Career Readiness Initiative $1,500 to Special Olympics North Carolina for Harnett County Special Olympics $950 to Simply Girls for GREAT (Girls Reading Enhancement Activity Time) $500 to TROSA for Residential Substance Abuse Recovery Services for Individuals from Harnett County $750 to North Carolina Symphony for Ensembles in the Schools for Harnett County Students $800 to Fort Bragg Armed Services YMCA for Afterschool Program for Harnett County $600 to Prevent Blindness NC for Star Pupils Program Harnett County The Harnett County Community Foundation has awarded $11,490 through its community grants program to the following local nonprofit organizations, including: C.
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T VTC, INC. (Veterans Treatment Court) Dunn United Ministerial Association Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines Harnett County Arts Council Special Olympics North Carolina The Beacon of Hope Services Triangle South Literacy Works Western Harnett Lions Club The Harnett County Community Foundation has awarded more than $6,200 through its community grants program to the following local nonprofit organizations, including: $900 to the Autism Society of North Carolina $1,620 to the DUMA Food pantry $750 to the Fort Bragg Armed Services YMCA $500 to Simply Girls Inc. $500 to Special Olympics North Carolina $1,000 to Triangle South Literacy Works $500 to the Western Harnett Lions Club The Harnett County Community Foundation has awarded more than $5,800 through its community grants program to the following local nonprofit organizations.
Recipients were: CareNet Counseling Central Region Fort Bragg Armed Services YMCA His Daily Bread Community Ministries, INC. Special Olympics North Carolina Think Smart Outreach Center The Harnett County Community Foundation has awarded more than $5,000 through its community grants program to the following local nonprofit organizations.
Recipients were: Muscular Dystrophy Association Special Olympics North Carolina Purr Partners Feline Rescue CareNet Counseling Central Region The Harnett County Community Foundation has awarded more than $8,700 through its community grants program to the following local nonprofit organizations.
Recipients were: American Red Cross- Carolina Piedmont Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines Harnett Animal Welfare Coalition Harnett County Family Life Center Harnett Veterans Treatment Court Prevent Blindness North Carolina Special Olympics of North Carolina Armed Services YMCA of the USA Prevent Blindness North Carolina Smart Choice Outreach Center Special Olympics of North Carolina Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines Make-A-Wish Foundation of Eastern NC Prevent Blindness North Carolina Smart Choice Outreach Center Special Olympics of North Carolina $575,000 awarded to eastern North Carolina nonprofit programs by NCCF This is the eighth annual application-based cycle from the endowment, which supports nonprofit programs focusing on education, health, and human services in 41 eastern North Carolina counties.
Harnett County Community Foundation awards more than $9,000 in grants The Harnett County Community Foundation, a North Carolina Community Foundation affiliate, has awarded $9,500 in grants to eight organizations supporting… Meet new members of the AIC for 2025 The Affiliate Impact Committee serves as a critical link between our 53 affiliate foundations and NCCF’s statewide board and is comprised of leaders from… New scholarship to support Harnett County students A new scholarship fund has been established at the North Carolina Community Foundation to benefit graduates of Harnett County high schools seeking higher education.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Qualified charitable organizations serving the local community in Harnett County. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows typically $1,000 to $3,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was September 8, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Harnett County Community Foundation Community Grants Program is funded by Harnett County Community Foundation (part of the North Carolina Community Foundation network). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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