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Carolina Farm Credit Corporate Mission Fund1/1 - 6/30up to $5,000Non-profit organizations, in the 54 western-most counties in North Carolina, may apply for up to $5,000 per year to fund agriculture-related projects. These grants help promote agriculture, as well as stimulate the local ag economy in North Carolina. This year marks the seventh year of the program, with over $703,500 having been awarded by the program so far.https://carolinafarmcredit.com/about/community-support/corporate-mission-fundGrants will be reviewed and awarded in the fourth quarter of the year.
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Walmart Local Community Grant2/1-12/31$250-5,000Open to organizations holding a current tax-exempt status as a public charity, recognized government entities, K-12 public or nonprofit private schools, charter schools, community/junior colleges, state/private colleges or universities; or churches or other faith-based organizations with a proposed project that benefits the community at large. All organizations must be CyberGrants FrontDoor verified. https://walmart.org/how-we-give/local-community-grantsApplications may be submitted at any time during this funding cycle. Please note that applications will only remain active in our system for 90 days, and at the end of this period they will be automatically rejected. Organizations may only submit a total number of 25 applications and/or receive up to 25 grants within the 2021 grant cycle.
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Duke Energy Foundation - Local Impact GrantsRolling - submit anytime!up to $10,000Grants are available in 4 areas: K-12 Education, Nature, Workforce, and State Stretegic Impact. To be eligible to apply, your organization must have current tax-exempt status as a public charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the United States Internal Revenue Code, be a governmental entity, including school systems. https://www.duke-energy.com/community/duke-energy-foundation/local-impactFunds are not granted to individual schools, religious organizations, or political orgnaizations.
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Davis Education Fund, NC Unit Herb Society of AmericaRolling - submit anytime!$50-$1,000The Davis Fund, from donations and proceeds of our annual herb sale, is used for the following purposes: educational activities for the general public, scholarships and grants, or other projects of an educational or outreach nature that will further the knowledge and use of herbs.http://www.ncherbsociety.org/grant-information.html
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Kars4Kids Small Grant ProgramRolling - submit anytime!$500-2,000Are you a 501c3 lay organization with a central focus of doing original work on behalf of America’s children? We accept submissions from any US-based, IRS-recognized nonprofit organizations. Focus areas on youth development, mentorship, and education.http://www.kars4kidsgrants.org/#applyResponse within 4 months of application submission.
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High Point Community Garden Assistance GrantRolling - submit anytime!In-kind: up to 10 cubic yards of mulch and soil from Ingleside Compost FacilityProviding assistance to community gardens and urban farms in the form of materials from the Ingleside Compost Facility (soil, compost, leaf mulch or wood mulch), the cost of delivery of materials from Ingleside Compost Facility to a community garden, or for the abatement of associated cost such as water meters or irrigation valves; tap fees and other related infrastructure improvements may only be approved on city owned properties.email: crystal_mercer@ncsu.edu for grant procedure and applicationMust be in city of High Point, and associated with a neighborhood association or non-profit.
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NC Council of Churches Partners in Health & Wellness Mini-grantsvariesup to $1,000 for an individual grant, up to $5,000 for a community grantThe PHW Collaborative Pledge is open to any worshipping community. Eligibility for mini-grant funds are based on the following requirements: Your congregation must have submitted a PHW Collaborative Pledge within the last 12 months prior to applying for a PHW mini-grant. Priority is given to projects that address one of PHW’s five focus areas: healthy eating, physical activity, tobacco prevention and cessation, mental health advocacy, and healthy aging.https://www.ncchurches.org/programs/phw/phw-mini-grants/Applicants must be a worshipping community or congregation (not limited to Christian denominations). Non-profit agencies are inelegible.
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