Ash Grove Charitable Foundation Grant

    The Ash Grove Charitable Foundation aims to support communities in a manner that doesn’t compromise future needs. They emphasize respecting nature, challenging minds, creating opportunities, and fostering community gatherings. Their mission encompasses building thriving communities for today and future generations, emphasizing their role in being a good neighbor across the geographical markets they serve.

    Type of Support

    Overview

    The grant program administered by the Ash Grove Charitable Foundation aims to support charitable, educational, and scientific organizations that hold public charity status. With a focus on the geographical areas where Ash Grove operates, the foundation seeks to enhance the quality of life through active participation and financial support. The foundation prioritizes grants for capital building and renovation projects in areas such as nature conservation, education with a focus on STEM, economic enhancement through trade skills, civic community gathering spaces, and human services like shelter. Grant amounts generally are up to $25,000 for construction and renovation projects, with a smaller cap of $5,000 for program grants, reflecting the foundation's commitment to building better communities and supporting infrastructure improvements across the United States.

    Eligibility

    Organization's Location
    sint non
    Program Location
    sint fugiat enim dolore velit aliquip reprehenderit minim in nostrud
    Organization Type
    Mollit voluptate consectetur magna in veniam
    Other
    • quis magna commodo pariatur proident eu enim et fugiat sunt ipsum eiusmod non irure ad fugiat minim elit dolor ipsum cillum aliquip pariatur dolore duis ullamco duis consequat ad

    Ineligibility

    Deserunt ipsum esse laborum occaecat velit pariatur duis quis
    Amet cupidatat irure
    Laboris sunt
    Ad Lorem
    Nulla mollit
    Magna laboris
    Voluptate elit occaecat et
    5k – 25k

    Submission

    Review Criteria

    Similar grants