In our ongoing efforts to enhance the efficiency, fairness, and impact of our grant process, we're making some positive changes. Starting January 1st, we're transitioning away from our bi-annual grant cycles to a more flexible and responsive system.

What's new:

• Grant cycles will now operate on a rolling deadline, with reviews and funding decisions made quarterly.
• The following grants are included in this new cycle: Greater Impact, STOP Trafficking on the Plains, and Harold R. Dunlap.
• Before you begin your grant application, you must connect with a Program Officer to obtain a unique code.
• Organizations can receive funding once every 12 months. If you've been previously funded, completion and acceptance of a final grant evaluation are required before applying for additional funding.

A note on eligibility:

• The Greater Grand Island Community Foundation primarily supports programs and projects in the greater Grand Island area, particularly in Hall County.
• Requests should align with the specific initiatives outlined in each grant category.