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Find similar grantsTraditional Legacy Grants Program (Health/Medical/Wellness) is sponsored by Monmouth Park Charity Fund. This program supports projects or programs that improve the physical and/or mental well-being of people living in Monmouth County. It is an entry-level grant opportunity for nonprofits serving residents of Monmouth County aligned with the fund's mission.
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Monmouth Park Charity Fund | Nonprofit Grants Empowering Monmouth County Learn more about our mission raised and distributed to nonprofit agencies since 1947. served by our "Traditional Legacy" grants last year. of fund raising to support our community.
Grant recipient & community partners Funding organizations across health, housing, education, and the arts in Monmouth County. Ways we fund the community Four grant pathways for nonprofits serving Monmouth County residents. Open application for eligible 501(c)(3)s.
Applications are released each May and distributed at the November Tea. Collaborative grant in partnership with NJ Natural Gas. For prior Traditional Legacy Grant recipients.
Winner's Circle Society grant for significant organizational impact. Prior Traditional Legacy Grant recipients only. Special grants available throughout the year for urgent community needs.
Announced as available. Stories and updates from across our community 21st Annual Kentucky Derby Celebration Raises $400K Monmouth Park Charity Fund Partners with Jersey Shore Breaks for an Exciting Night of Hoops and Community Spirit MPCF and NJNG Distribute 2026 Accomplish More Together Grants Stories from our Grantees The organizations we fund share what this support makes possible.
"We wish to acknowledge receipt of a contribution from the Monmouth Park Charity Fund, made in memory of Betty Iselin. We want you to know how much we appreciate your continued interest and support of the work we do with children and adults with physical and developmental disabilities, including autism, at Rising Treetops." "Heart disease is the single largest health threat for women's lives each year in the United States.
This thoughtful gift will enable CentraState to provide the latest advancements in women's heart healthcare and educate patients and their families about advancements in women's heart health. Your support will help make a meaningful difference in the lives of the women in our community."
Vice President, Development Centrastate Healthcare Help us make a difference in Monmouth County Every gift supports nonprofits providing essential health, housing, and community services. Registration for our 6th Annual Golf Invitation is now open!
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations serving residents of Monmouth County, New Jersey, with projects or programs improving physical and/or mental well-being. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Traditional Legacy Grants Program (Health/Medical/Wellness) is funded by Monmouth Park Charity Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New Jersey. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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