DKG Mini Grant Program supports educators in Boone and Winnebago counties with classroom activities, materials, workshops, and projects to enhance education for Early Childhood through Grade 12 students.
Application instructions now say applications open in November, close on a specified January date at 5 p.m., and receive decisions by March, replacing November 24, 2025; January 19, 2026; and March 2026. The online-application contact number changed from 779-210-8206 to 779-210-8210.
Mini Grant from Marshall Community Foundation supports local agencies with projects that address community needs, expand access to resources, and benefit residents of Marshall and surrounding townships.
The Early Bird Mini Grant funds innovative, small-scale projects in Branch County, Michigan schools to support educational enrichment, student well-being, and creative programming.
The Kingston City School District Mini Grants from Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley fund club-based youth enrichment and research activities in Kingston schools.
DCNP Professional Development MicroGrants support DeKalb County Nonprofit Partnership members’ professional development as part of efforts to build nonprofit capacity and enhance local quality of life.
The Discretionary Grantmaking Program funds capital projects for nonprofits in Kane and Kendall counties to enhance arts, education, healthcare, and social services, supported by the Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley.