The Greater Green Bay Community Foundation funds nonprofits in Northeast Wisconsin to strengthen leadership, planning, technology, and collaboration through third-party capacity-building projects.
Funder: Greater Green Bay Community Foundation
Due Dates: October 15, 2026 (Fall Cycle) | April 15, 2027 (Spring Cycle)
Funding Amounts: Typical awards: $1,000–$7,500 for one year; up to 10% of project costs may be for admin overhead.
Summary: Supports nonprofits in Northeast Wisconsin to strengthen leadership, planning, technology, and collaboration through third-party capacity-building projects.
Key Information: Some funds are reserved for organizations led by people of color and those serving populations age 60+.
This grant program is designed to help nonprofit organizations in Northeast Wisconsin enhance their core operational structures and long-term sustainability. Funding is available for projects that address leadership, governance, planning, technology, and collaboration, with an emphasis on contracting third-party assistance. The initiative specifically encourages applications from organizations led by people of color and those serving older adult populations, with dedicated funding in each cycle for these groups. Eligible projects include board development, strategic planning, technology upgrades, organizational assessments, and planning for mergers or collaborations.