CFMC: Thrive Grants

    From Community Foundation of Morgan County

    CFMC aims to enhance the quality of life for current and future Morgan County residents. It strives to partner with strong community organizations and leverage resources to create a lasting impact, supporting creative approaches to community needs through funding.

    Type of Support

    Overview

    The Thrive Grants program by CFMC is focused on empowering and engaging Morgan County communities by funding civic organizations and non-profits that address community development needs. These projects should target the improvement of social determinants of health such as neighborhood environment, economic stability, education, healthcare, and community involvement. Thrive Grants support new, permanent initiatives that are community-driven, build community’s pride and resiliency, and encourage inclusive, creative approaches to addressing community needs. Priority is given to projects that are expected to have a lasting, positive impact on the quality of life within the community.

    Eligibility

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    Submission

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