Education
92 Mendocino County students receive $383,000 in Community Foundation scholarships
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Congrats to the graduates! The full recipient list is included in the article.
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Congrats to the graduates! The full recipient list is included in the article.
The full list of funded projects is included here.
Applications will be accepted until March 25.
Un prolongado conflicto sobre la administración de Cal Fire de Jackson State Forest comenzó a escalarse al final de la semana pasada. El jueves comenzó la ocupación de árboles y el lunes por la mañana 50 activistas se juntaron en un camino de acceso a la tala para protestar contra los proyectos inminentes de tala.
MENDOCINO Co., 1/13/14 — The Community Foundation of Mendocino County has opened up a new round of grants totaling $168,000 for local non-profits, in their “field of interest” grant program. The application window is open now, and applications can be submitted until February 26. Here’s the announcement from the Community Foundation:
2021 Field-of-Interest Grant ProgramGuidelines and Application Now Available Ukiah, CA – The Community Foundation of Mendocino County is pleased to announce $168,000 in available funding from its Field-of-Interest grant program. Field-of-Interest funds are established to make grants in specified areas of interest (e.g., the environment or human services), or specified geographical areas, or both. Non-profit organizations from throughout Mendocino County are invited to submit proposals online byFebruary 26, 2021 by 5:00 p.m.Since the shelter-in-place orders went into effect in March 2020, the Community Foundation has developed a dedicated COVID-19 Relief Program, which includes a focus on the non-profit sector. To achieve this we have shifted our grant making programs this year, offering a Non-Profit Relief Grant to Mendocino County organizations experiencing increased demand or reduced funding as a result of the pandemic.Our traditional Field-of-Interest grant program is now open, with grants available from four different Field-of-Interest funds thanks to the Non-Profit Relief Program, the CommunityResiliency and Disaster Preparedness Fund, theEnvironmental Education & Conservation Fund, and theReLeaf Tree Planting Fund.Available funding includes:• Community Resiliency and Disaster Preparedness Fund: total $100,000; grant range $1,000 – $10,000• Environmental Education and Conservation Fund: total $10,000; grant range $1,000-$5,000• ReLeaf Tree Planting Fund: total $8,000; grant range $1,000-$8,000• Safety-Net Fund: total $50,000; grant range $1,000-$5,000Guidelines and a link to the online application are available at www.communityfound.org. Questions about eligibility, guidelines or the application may be directed to Amy Lutz,Grants Administrator, at (707) 468-9882 x104.Field-of-Interest funds are created with a specific area of interest in mind, but anyone can contribute to these funds.