Published June 30, 2009 10:46 pm - ANDERSON — Applications from nonprofits for the city’s Quality of Life Fund grants are now being accepted at the Madison County Community Foundation.
Quality of Life Fund applications available
The Herald Bulletin
ANDERSON — Applications from nonprofits for the city’s Quality of Life Fund grants are now being accepted at the Madison County Community Foundation. Applications are due by 4 p.m. Aug. 17, and awards will be announced in mid-September.
Eligible organizations are 501(c)(3) nonprofits within Anderson city limits. Grants typically will range from $1,000 to $10,000 and will not exceed $25,000 per agency.
The Quality of Life Fund encourages grants that:
— Propose practical and innovative solutions to community problems, needs or projects
— Promote cooperation among agencies without duplicating services
— Enhance or improve institutional or organizational self-sufficiency
— Encourage the participation of other contributions by using matching gifts, challenges or other grant techniques
— Closely coordinate, when possible, with the programs of other sources for funding, such as the government, other foundations and associations
— Show the greatest benefit per capita and per dollar granted
— Give the evidence of qualifications and stability of the organization applying
— Reach a broad segment of the community with needed services, which are presently not provided
— Set forth a work plan, which shows an ability to achieve the project’s goal
The application is available at cityofanderson.com and madisonccf.org. For more information, call the Madison County Community Foundation at 644-0002.