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Find similar grantsNonprofit Leadership and Educational Fund is sponsored by Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin and United Way of Portage County. This fund provides scholarships to help pay for the Mid-State Technical College Nonprofit Leadership Institute course, ensuring high-quality and financially accessible leadership and educational experiences for the nonprofit community.
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# United Way of Portage County joins with the Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin to launch Portage County COVID-19 Relief Fund | Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin * Organizational Endowment * Community Grants Program * Copernicus Foundation Music Grants * Frequently Asked Questions * Women’s Fund of Portage County * Join Women’s Fund 100 Strong * Organizational Endowment * Community Grants Program * Copernicus Foundation Music Grants * Frequently Asked Questions * Women’s Fund of Portage County * Join Women’s Fund 100 Strong * Community Grants Program * Copernicus Foundation Music Grants * Frequently Asked Questions * Women’s Fund of Portage County * Join Women’s Fund 100 Strong * Community Grants Program * Copernicus Foundation Music Grants * Frequently Asked Questions * Women’s Fund of Portage County * Join Women’s Fund 100 Strong # United Way of Portage County joins with the Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin to launch Portage County COVID-19 Relief Fund Mar 18, 2020 | News & Events United Way of Portage County and the Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin have partnered to establish the **Portage County COVID-19 Relief Fund (PCCRF)**.
The fund will provide flexible resources to organizations assisting individuals who are disproportionately impacted by coronavirus and the economic consequences of the outbreak. United Way of Portage County and the Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin have each contributed $20,000 to launch this fund. Community members are encouraged to join this effort by donating online HERE (https://www.
unitedwaypoco. org/donate). Checks can be mailed to United Way of Portage County at 1100 Centerpoint Drive #302 (_ATTN: PCCRF_), Stevens Point, WI 54481.
100% of money raised through the relief fund will be used to assist local community members with critical needs resulting from fallout due to the coronavirus. Stakeholder and community needs continue to be assessed to determine a transparent, timely process for relief fund distribution. Individuals in need of assistance should call the United Way 2-1-1 help line.
Hmong and Spanish translators are available. 2-1-1 is a free and confidential 24/7 help line. ← Previous PostNext Post → ## Lunch and Learn Series The Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin has a lunch and learn series called Voices of Impact, previously known as Community Lunch Hour.
This event offers topics that will change every month but opens up conversations and stories relating to the funds,... ## Impact Story: Sarah E. Ross For years, her work unfolded behind the scenes, quite literally.
She spent 20 years as a theatrical designer followed by five years shaping the next generation of creatives as a scenic design professor and coordinator for the Design and Technology BFA program at UWSP....
## May Voices of Impact with the Rosholt Fair Grounds Building Project Fund Building the Next 100 Years at the Rosholt Fair Our May 11, 2026 Voices of Impact session brought community members together for a meaningful conversation about legacy, connection, and the future of one of Portage County’s most treasured traditions: the Rosholt Fair....
## April Voices of Impact with Boys & Girls Club of Portage County Voices of Impact: Building a Legacy with the Boys & Girls Club of Portage County Our April 13, 2026 Voices of Impact session brought community members together for an inspiring and forward-looking conversation centered on legacy, generosity, and the power of... 2801 Hoover Rd. Unit 1B Stevens Point, WI 54481 * [](https://www.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals employed by a nonprofit organization serving Portage or Waushara counties in Wisconsin, seeking leadership and educational experiences. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Nonprofit Leadership and Educational Fund is funded by Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin and United Way of Portage County. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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