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Madison County Rural Poverty Fund - Central New York Community Foundation The Madison County Rural Poverty Fund is an effort to support poverty-related causes in Madison County, where 10 percent of the population was living below the federal poverty rate in 2018, according to CNY Vitals . The Community Foundation is committed to tackling this issue through multiple approaches including funding, impact investing and community leadership.
501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organizations, publicly supported organizations such as schools and municipalities, and organizations using a 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor.
Organizations serving residents of Madison County Grants from the Madison County Rural Poverty Fund support the following types of projects: Capital – including large scale capital campaigns, repairs and replacements, technology upgrades, and equipment/furnishing purchases that address poverty Program – support for new and innovative programs, or the expansion of proven existing programs that address poverty Applications to the Madison County Rural Poverty Fund are accepted year-round.
Prospective applicants are asked to discuss their grant request with Community Foundation staff before beginning the application process. Please call our office at (315) 422-9538 or email us at grants@cnycf. org .
The use of a fiscal sponsor is allowed. If your nonprofit has received a grant from us, we request that you submit a report on the outcome of your project. This report assists us in assessing our grantmaking efforts.
Please contact us at grants@cnycf. org for a report form. The Community Foundation can only pay grants to registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations (including churches) or to a public entity such as a town, public school or state agency.
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Madison County Rural Poverty Fund is funded by Central New York Community Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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