The Grand Haven Area Community Foundation (Michigan)

 
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    Funder Type

    Private Foundation

    IT Classification

    C - Funds little to no technology

    Authority

    Grand Haven Area Community Foundation

    Summary

    The Grand Haven Area Community Foundation awards grants in the areas of Arts, Culture & Diversity; Environment; Education; Economic & Community Betterment; and Health & Human Services to charitable organizations that are recognized under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

     

    History of Funding

    None is available.

    Additional Information

    Arts & Culture: We believe that a community that embraces culture and the arts enriches all lives. We give priority to projects that:

    • Bring regional and national art and cultural experiences and opportunities to the community
    • Supports programs that deliver arts and cultural experiences to under-served populations of the community
    • Support the collaboration and growth of local arts and cultural organizations within the community.

    Diversity & Inclusion: We believe that a community's effectiveness is enhanced when individuals with diverse backgrounds and perspectives are engaged throughout the community.

    We give priority to projects that:

    • Address equity, diversity, and inclusion within the community
    • Involve and empower the inherent worth and dignity of all people
    • Promote and sustain a sense of belonging within the community

    Economic & Community Betterment: We believe that energetic, vibrant communities are vitally important to the livelihood of all residents of Northwest Ottawa County. We encourage projects that:

    • Support cooperation among municipalities, especially in the areas of recreation, transportation, as well as consolidated planning.
    • Support the revitalization and beautification of areas of commerce in our region

    Education: We believe that the youth of Northwest Ottawa County are our future. It's important to us that we are serving all students of the community. Priority will be given to projects that:

    • Address the barriers preventing students from pursuing post-secondary education opportunities.
    • Improve student access to the necessary academic, social, and emotional resources required to reach their full potential.
    • Support access to and participation in quality preschool programs, particularly those in under-served populations.

    Environment: We believe that effective outreach should extend not only to our social community, but to our physical community as well. Priority will be given to environmentally focused projects that:

    • Center on the preservation of natural green space and smart land use” planning.
    • Address critical water quality issues, including: near shore health, sustainability of wetlands, and non-source pollutants. Lake Michigan, the Grand River Watershed, Spring Lake, and local creeks and streams are of special concern.
    • Promote environmental sustainability through alternative energy initiatives and recycling projects.

    Health & Human Services: We believe that a successful, inclusive, and collaborative community should provide opportunities for people to live healthy and fulfilling lives. We give priority to projects that:

    • Support access to physical and mental health services
    • Promote healthy lifestyles and relationships for all
    • Address priorities based on data gathered through Community Needs Assessments and Community Health Improvement Plans
    • Support local health initiatives that are endorsed by multi-sector collaboration
    • Address human needs for underserved populations

    Contacts

    Holly Cole

    Holly Cole
    One South Harbor Drive
    Grand Haven, MI 49417
    616-842-6378
    616-842-9518
     

  • Eligibility Details

    Eligible applicants are non profit organizations serving the Northwest Ottawa County or greater West Michigan region.

    Deadline Details

    Applications are accepted three times per year. Letters of Intent are to submitted by November 22, 2017; February 21, 2018; and August 22, 2018. Applications are to be submitted by January 3, 2018; April 4, 2018; and October 3, 2018. Similar deadlines are anticipated, annually.

    Award Details

    Award amounts vary.

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