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Saginaw Community Foundation General Grant

 

Through a single application, your project or program could possibly be considered by one or more of five different grantmaking committees at the Saginaw Community Foundation. 

 

Saginaw Community Foundation General Grants are due on Feb. 1, May 1, Aug. 1, Nov. 1 each year. Applicants must contact Kendra Kempf at kendra@saginawfoundation.org prior to submitting an application to determine eligibility and to receive a grant number. 

 

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SCF Distribution Committee

All-purpose discretionary grants funded by the SCF Unrestricted Endowment Fund and various field-of-interest funds

 

 

Designed to meet the needs of a wide variety of nonprofit organizations

 

 

SCF Distribution Committee meets quarterly to review applications

 

 

Typical maximum grant is $15,000

 

 

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YWCA Fund for Women & Children Committee

For projects and programs that benefit women and children of Saginaw County

 

 

The YWCA Fund for Women and Children Committee meets quarterly to review applications

 

 

Maximum grant is $5,000

 

 

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Senior Citizens Enrichment Fund Committee

For programs supporting charitable purposes that benefit seniors in Saginaw County

 

 

Priority is placed on programs and projects that enhance the quality of life for those seniors maintaining an independent residence

 

 

The Senior Citizen Enrichment Committee meets quarterly to review applications

 

 

Typical grant awards vary between $2,000-$10,000

 

 

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FORCE Youth Advisory Committee

For projects and programs directly benefiting Saginaw County youth

 

 

Priority is placed on programs/projects that empower youth; increase their awareness of community issues; and include youth in the planning and implementation

 

 

The FORCE Youth Advisory Committee meets twice annually to review applications submitted by the Feb. 1 and Nov. 1 deadlines

 

 

Typical grant awards vary between $2,000-$6,000

 

 

 

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Heroes for Kids Fund Committee

Founded by Saginaw natives Clifton Ryan IV (St. Louis Rams) and LaMarr Woodley (Pittsburgh Steelers)

 

 

Provides grants to support summer youth programming and recreation for children who live within the City of Saginaw

 

 

The Heroes for Kids Committee meets annually to review applications submitted by the Feb. 1 deadline

 

 

Grant amounts have varied between $1,000-$5,000

 

 

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