Foundation directoryCommunity Foundation of the Quincy Area Grants Community foundation · Quincy, IL · EIN 37-1366611
Community Foundation of the Quincy Area is a community foundation in Quincy, IL. Its grant programs below were checked against the funder's own website.
Funder website (as filed with the IRS) · mycommunityfoundation.org
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Support workforce development, childcare and early childhood education. Eligible applicants: Applicants must be 501(c)(3) organizations or units of government advancing workforce development, childcare and early childhood education in Adams, Brown, Hancock and Pike Counties, Illinois.; Programs must focus on workforce development and/or early childhood education, including child care.; Priority is given to new or expanded and innovative efforts.; Priority is given to high-impact programs or projects, rather than operations, benefiting a significant number of individuals or families.; Priority is given to programs increasing the pool of educated professionals or skilled workers.; Priority is given to programs strengthening the quantity and quality of child care settings.; Priority is given to programs reducing barriers to entering and remaining in the workforce.; A letter of inquiry is required before the application process.; The letter of inquiry should include the requested amount, a brief program or project description, the population served and the anticipated implementation timeline.. Geography served: Adams, Brown, Hancock, and Pike Counties, IL. Deadline: Applications accepted on an ongoing basis..
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Assist with tutoring or specialized education costs, primarily to improve reading and/or comprehension skills for kindergarten–12th-grade students. Eligible applicants: Applicants must be public or parochial schools or their foundations in Adams, Brown, Hancock and Pike counties in Illinois.; Grants assist with tutoring or specialized education primarily improving reading and/or comprehension skills for kindergarten–12th-grade students.; Other criteria are specified in application materials.. Geography served: Adams, Brown, Hancock and Pike counties in Illinois. Deadline: Applications accepted on an ongoing basis..
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Support Veterans' education through financial assistance for honorably discharged Veterans or educational and career-training programs targeted to Veterans. Grants are paid to the applicant institution. Eligible applicants: Nonprofit postsecondary education and vocational training institutions and 501(c)3 organizations located within the foundation's 12-county service area may apply.; Funds may support financial assistance for one or more honorably discharged Veterans or educational or career-training programs targeted to Veterans.; Grants are paid to the applicant institution.. Geography served: 12-county service area. Deadline: Application is available online on an ongoing basis..
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Grants it reported From its IRS Form 990, Schedule I, for tax year 2025. Only recipients that received more than $5,000 in the year are listed, and each amount is that year's total for the recipient.
86 recipients · $4.5M in cash grants
Form 990 doesn't say whether a funder accepts applications. Many of these grants were recommended by donors from donor-advised funds or passed on to other charities, so they don't show what this funder's own grant programs fund.