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The 1675 Foundation, one of the Ware Family Foundations, is dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals and families through the support of non-profit organizations working in the areas of health, human services, education, the environment, and history.
Phone: 717- 687-9394
Priorities: General operating support; special projects; endowments;capital campaigns
Typical Gift Range: $2,000 - $50,000
Funding Deadlines: March 1 and October 1
As the giving arm of Armstrong World Industries, the Armstrong Foundation seeks to enhance the communities in which they work.
Phone: 717-396-2446
Priorities: Quality of Life in Communities
Typical Gift Range: $350 - $50,000
Funding Deadlines: July 1
The Cocalico Education Foundation seeks to support and enhance the educational and cultural opportunities for all people in the Cocalico area community.
Phone: 717-336-1411
Priorities: Scholarships for Cocalico High School seniors pursuing full-time study at a two- or four-year college, university or vocational-technical school.
Typical Gift Range: $500-$1,000
Funding Deadlines: April
The mission of the Conestoga Valley Education Foundation to to enhance the educational program in Conestoga Valley Schools by providing funding and support for expenditures not covered by the district's general budget.
Phone: 717-656-9368
Priorities: Mini-grants for teachers working in the Conestoga Valley School District to enhance students' learning experiences
Typical Gift Range: $300 - $3500
Funding Deadlines: April 1
The purpose of the CRELS Foundation is to support hospitals,, Mennonite-related religious associations and parochial school education.
Phone: 717-581-8130
Priorities: Educational, Medical and Religious Endeavors
Typical Gift Range: $1,500 - $35,000
Funding Deadlines: September 15
The mission of the Donegal School District Education Foundation is to promote the educational, cultural, health and wellness opportunities of the students and residents of the Donegal community.
Phone: 717-426-3031
Priorities: Mid-May
Typical Gift Range: $500 - $1,000
Funding Deadlines: Venture grant for teachers working in the Donegal School District for teaching creative, innovative programs not normally funded through the school budget; Scholarships for students graduating from Donegal High School.
The Ephrata Area Education Foundation is dedicated to enriching the educational opportunities offered by the Ephrata Area School District by securing financial support and providing leadership
Phone: 717-721-1514
Priorities: Venture grant for teachers working in the Ephrata Area School District for teaching creative, innovative programs not normally funded through the school budget.
Typical Gift Range: Maximum $1,000
Funding Deadlines: February 28
The purpose of the Farm & Home Foundation is to promote and facilitate agriculture, homemaking skills, amd education in Lancaster Co. and to assist other organizations who have similar goals
Phone: 717-392-4911
Priorities: Sponsor student scholarships; Development Grants for 4-H and FFA in Lancaster Co
Typical Gift Range: $1000/year for 4 years
Funding Deadlines: Mid-April
The Ferree Foundation, one of the Ware Family Foundations, is dedicated to promoting and supporting excellence in the arts, culture and history, education, youth engagement, health, human services, local economic and community development.
Phone: 717-735-8288
Priorities: Special Projects; Endowments; General Operations
Typical Gift Range: $3,500 - $65,000
Funding Deadlines: Letter of inquiry first; Applications prior to 9/15
The Hempfield School District Foundation is committed to enriching the educational opportunities offered by the Hempfield School District by securing financial support and providing leadership.
Phone: 717-898-5500
Priorities: Mini-grants for teachers working the in the Hempfield School District to enhance students' learning experiences. Scholarships for students graduating from Hempfield High School and pursuing post-secondary education.
Typical Gift Range: $300 - $1,200
Funding Deadlines: Scholarship Application due Mid-April; Mini-Grant Application due early May
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The Nonprofit Resource Network (NRN) provides this short list of grant makers located in the South Central PA Region. Our purpose is to provide a quick glimpse of what you need to know before approaching these organizations for funding: 1) Funding Priorities; 2) Application Deadlines and 3) Typical Gift Range. Clicking on any one of our entries will take you directly to that grant maker’s website.
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