Madison County Rural Poverty Fund
The Madison County Rural Poverty Fund supports innovative, research-based projects that address rural poverty in Madison County, NY through grants for sustainable community improvements.
Funder: Central New York Community Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): August 2026 (Fall round) | February 2027 (Spring round)
Funding Amounts: Typical awards range from $10,000–$150,000 for capital/programmatic grants; maximum for large campaigns is $150,000.
Summary: Supports projects addressing rural poverty in Madison County, NY through funding, impact investing, and community leadership.
Key Information: Applicants must consult with Foundation staff before applying; deadlines are projected and may change.
Description
The Madison County Rural Poverty Fund is administered by the Central New York Community Foundation to support efforts that address rural poverty in Madison County, New York. The fund provides grants, impact investments, and community leadership resources to nonprofit and public organizations working toward sustainable solutions and community improvements for residents facing poverty-related challenges. Funding is available for a range of project types, including capital improvements and programmatic initiatives, with an emphasis on projects that create measurable, lasting impact.
