Many of this year’s grants went to programs that address a need that became apparent during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Kenosha Community Foundation awarded over $55,000 in grants to 13 Kenosha County not-for-profit organizations and projects on Tuesday (June 1) through its unrestricted endowment funds.
“This year’s grants align with the needs assessment the Foundation conducted in partnership with the United Way of Kenosha County in November 2020,” KCF Executive Director Jane Harrington-Heide said. “Many of this year’s grants went to programs that address a need that became apparent during the COVID-19 pandemic.”
In 2021, the Foundation awarded $111,201 in competitive grants to not-for-profit organizations.
It awarded $51,241 in grants from its four Field of Interest funds (the LaFave Family Fund, OMC Legacy Fund, Women’s Fund and Kenosha Arts Fund) and $4,000 in grants from the CBK Small Grant Program.
KCF, organized in 1926 as a tax-exempt public charity, actively manages permanent endowments established by individuals, families, and business organizations. It manages over $12 million in endowment funds. KCF awarded over $750,000 in grants, scholarships, sponsorships and gifts to Kenosha area not-for-profit organizations and students in 2020.
For greater detail on the 2021 unrestricted funds grants awards, visit www.kenoshafoundation.org or visit Kenosha Community Foundation on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.
Here is a list of grants awarded on Tuesday:
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