The Marshall Community Foundation (Michigan)

 
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    CFDA#

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    Funder Type

    Private Foundation

    IT Classification

    C - Funds little to no technology

    Authority

    Marshall Community Foundation

    Summary

    The Marshall Community Foundation is a partnership of endowed funds established by individuals and organizations. A Board of Trustees, comprised of local community leaders, invest the pooled endowments. Income generated is then available for grants that address charitable needs in our community. Staff and trained volunteers monitor the grants to ensure fulfillment of the grant agreements.

    The Marshall Community Foundation administers more than 100 endowed funds, some of which are restricted to specific purposes in accordance with the donor's wishes. The Marshall Community Foundation awards grants from the Unrestricted and Field of Interest Funds each year for innovative projects and programs that respond to the community's changing needs. Grants are intended to be a flexible local funding opportunity that can rapidly respond to community needs.
     

    History of Funding

    The Marshall Community Foundation has given a total of $538,657 in grants in the year 2016. Over the past 23 years the foundation has awarded over $6.3 million in grants.

    Additional Information

    Scholarships
    As part of the Marshall Community Foundation's focus on education, A dynamic and growing scholarship program is offered and maintained.
    • Enrichment Scholarships: Provide enrichment opportunities for Marshall Public Schools students and teachers of all grade levels. The scholarships are funds provided through the generosity of donors, families and friends of the community.
    • Graduating Senior Scholarships: The Marshall Community Foundation awards thousands of dollars to graduating seniors each year. These are dollars that can help one achieve their educational goals. Each scholarship has specific requirements, and not all the scholarships are offered annually.
    • Adult/Non-Traditional Scholarships: An Adult/Non-Traditional Scholarship is one that is offered to a student who is not a graduating senior, rather one returning to school later in life, or a student enrolled in their 2nd year or higher at college.  Before applying for any of the scholarships listed, please read each description carefully for specific qualifications.
    More information on scholarship opportunities can be seen at http://www.marshallcf.org/scholarships.

    Contacts

    Marshall Community Foundation Staff

    Marshall Community Foundation Staff
    614 Homer Road
    Marshall, MI 49068
    (269) 781-2273
    (269) 781-9747
     

  • Eligibility Details

    Eligible applicants are non-profit organizations serving the residents of Marshall, the surrounding area and Calhoun County. 

    Deadline Details

    The Marshall Community Foundation reviews/awards grants quarterly or monthly based upon the size of the grant request. (Grant applications can be submitted at any time.)

    Award Details

    Award amounts vary by scope and size of projects.

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