A regional funding opportunity is available to support community-serving organizations working to address local needs through a variety of initiatives. This grant is intended to provide flexible financial support for projects, programs, operations, or capital improvements that contribute to the health, well-being, and resilience of communities. Funding is prioritized for organizations that focus on areas such as youth development, mental and physical health, basic needs, education, and community enrichment.
Eligibility is generally limited to nonprofit organizations that are formally recognized and in good standing. The grant is not open to individuals or for-profit businesses. Applicants must be located within specific regions, primarily in parts of the Upper Midwest, including Montana. The focus is on projects that demonstrate responsiveness to community needs and show clear potential for positive impact in underserved or rural areas.
Grant amounts vary, with awards typically made once annually. Selected organizations may receive funding to enhance their operational capacity, expand programmatic reach, or support infrastructure improvements. The grant cycle includes a fixed application period each year, and selected recipients are generally notified during the summer months, with funding disbursed shortly after. This opportunity is designed to strengthen the ability of local organizations to serve their communities more effectively and sustainably through targeted investment in priority issue areas.
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