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Community Support Grants
2025 Community Support Grant Cycle

The 2025 Community Support Grant cycle will be opening on March 31st for all nonprofit organizations in Greene County, Indiana. The grant application will be open until May 5th and grantee's will be notified after June 16th.

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Community Support Grants
2025 Community Support Grant Cycle

The 2025 Community Support Grant cycle will be opening on March 31st for all nonprofit organizations in Greene County, Indiana. The grant application will be open until May 5th and grantee's will be notified after June 16th.

Apply Here

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Scholarships

The Greene County Foundation is pleased to provide several scholarships to area students for the continuation of their education. We believe our young adults are the most valuable resource we have.

Grants

If you’re seeking a grant for a nonprofit organization, you’re in the right place. Last year over $96,000 was granted, and we’re pleased to support these worthy organizations improving Greene County.

Giving

Donations of any size can be targeted to any one of our existing funds, used to start a new fund, or used at the discretion of the Foundation for those community needs most important.

High School Scholarships
Carson full time scholarship

Congrats Scholarship Recipients!

Greene County Foundation is proud to support 44 high school and college students with over $152,000 awarded in scholarships.

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BBOR

Bloomington Board of Realtors Grant

Bloomington Board of Realtors will now start taking applications throughout the year until September. The grant dollars will be dispersed in the Fall.
Funds are available to support health, safety, and beautification projects.

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Designated Grants
Carson full time scholarship

2024 Designated Grant Recipients

We held a luncheon for our Designated Grant Recipients. Representatives from 43 organizations, along with donors and Foundation board members, attended the luncheon on April 18th. This year, the Foundation awarded over $150,000 to 49 local organizations across the county.

Designated funds are created by donors or agencies to provide ongoing funding for the mission of the organizations they support, and each year, the Foundation disburses a percentage of these funds to the recipients. The principal remains invested, ensuring that these funds continue to support local organizations for years to come.

Community Support Grants

Congrats Community Support Grant Recipients!

Greene County Foundation is proud to support 21 local organizations with $138,662 in grant support.

• Bloomfield Downtown Revitalization
• Bloomfield Choral Department
• Bloomfield First Baptist Church Food Pantry
•Bloomfield-Eastern Greene Library
•City of Jasonville
•Eastern Greene Soccer
•Grandview Cemetery
•Greene County Ambulance
•Greene County Literacy Coalition
•Linton Civitan
•Linton-Stockton Band Boosters
•LSSC Child Care Center
•Middle Way House
•MSD of Shakamak
•Pride in the Park
•Shakamak Drama Club
•Soup on Saturday
•Town of Lyons
•United Way of South Central Indiana
•WRV Healthy Hearts
•WRV School District

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4513 W St. Hwy 54
Bloomfield, IN 47424 map

Phone: 812-659-3142
Fax: 812-659-2110

Founded as a public charity in 1997, the Greene County Foundation is a vital and sustainable organization that serves the Greene County community. Read more...

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The National Standards Seal by our name indicates official confirmation from the Council on Foundations and the Indiana Grantmakers Alliance that we have met the most rigorous standards in philanthropy. It affirms our commitment to financial security, transparency and accountability. It says our grantmaking includes an open, competitive process designed to address the changing needs of our community. The National Standards Seal also confirms our history of honoring donors’ wishes—to support the arts, cultivate gardens, help the homeless, cure illness, expand literacy, feed children, and countless other important causes. The National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations Program was established in 2000 in cooperation with the Council on Foundations. National Standards guide community foundations in establishing legal, ethical and effective operational practices that serve as blueprints for internal development and benchmarks for external assessment. The 43 National Standards require that we document our policies in donor services, investment management, grantmaking and administration. To receive confirmation of National Standards compliance, the Community Foundation submitted its organizational and financial policies and procedures to a rigorous peer review.
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