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    Fall 2026 Grants

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    Fall 2026 Grants support Charlotte County nonprofits’ existing services for veterans, seniors, youth, housing insecurity, and health care to reduce homelessness and improve well-being.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Plan around an anticipated September 2027 deadline rather than September 29, 2026, and check the program page for confirmed dates. Award amounts are unchanged, but review the new category-specific priorities and expanded religious-use exclusions, ensure your proposal strengthens existing services rather than starts a new focus area, and review the session recording if you did not attend. The one-year impact report is now described as invited rather than required, with a three-page limit.

    Funder: Charlotte Community Foundation

    Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: $5,000 unrestricted grants or $15,000 program grants; $195,000 total funding

    Summary: Supports existing nonprofit services for veterans, seniors, youth, housing insecurity, and health care in Charlotte County, Florida.

    Key Information: Only one application per organization; funding must enhance existing work, not launch a new focus area.


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    Charlotte Community Foundation’s fall grant program supports local nonprofit services across five donor-designated priorities: veterans, seniors, youth, housing insecurity, and health care. The Mary V. Renois Family Fund provides unrestricted operating support for organizations serving veterans, seniors, and youth. Its priorities include veterans’ transition to civilian life, seniors’ quality of life, and young people’s access to education, employment training, and healthy, active lives.

    Program grants through the Milly D. Hill Fund to Assist the Homeless and the Virginia B. Andes Health Fund support efforts to reduce homelessness and improve community health. Housing work includes direct services, prevention, housing solutions, outreach, and support systems. Health care includes physical, mental, and behavioral health, preventive and primary care, nutrition, wellness, and access to quality care. Both opportunities strengthen work already underway in Charlotte County.


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