The Community Foundation Partnership, Inc., serving the Lawrence and Martin County Community Foundations, is pleased to announce its intent to apply for a $750,000 Matching Fund Grant for each county through the eighth phase of Lilly Endowment Inc.’s Giving Indiana Funds for Tomorrow (GIFT VIII).
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The Lawrence County Community Foundation Board of Directors awarded just under $10,000 to thirty-two Lawrence County teachers through the 2023 LCCF Classroom Grant Cycle.
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In celebration of 30 years serving Lawrence Couny, LCCF is awarding $30,000 in surprise Anniversary Grants.
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The Lawrence County Community Foundation and the Springville Heritage Community Association have partnered to bring improvements to the community of Springville.
Read MoreThe Lawrence County Community Foundation Board of Directors awarded over $78,000 in Impact and Boost Grants to twenty-two local agencies through the 2023 LCCF Open Grant Cycle. An additional $24,572 was awarded in Challenge Grants to three organizations.
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The Lawrence County Community Foundation board of directors has approved grants to seven non-profit organizations from the Margie Marie Pennington Fund for the Elderly; the awards ranged from $1,625 to $7,500.
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The Lawrence County Community Foundation Board of Directors awarded just under $9,000 to twenty-four Lawrence County teachers through the 2022 LCCF Classroom Grant Cycle.
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The Lawrence County Community Foundation Board of Directors awarded over $69,000 in Impact Grants to eighteen local agencies through the 2022 LCCF Open Grant Cycle. Earlier this summer, LCCF awarded Boost Grants totaling $11,877 to eight organizations through the 2022 Open Grant Cycle.
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The Lawrence County Community Foundation announced the 2022 grant recipients from the Margie Marie Pennington Fund for the Elderly; the awards ranged from $2,500 to $10,000. The Pennington endowment was created to assist organizations with programs impacting elderly in Lawrence County, Indiana, that are disadvantaged or homeless.
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The Lawrence County Community Foundation (LCCF) Board of Directors awarded Boost Grants totaling $11,876 to eight organizations through the 2022 LCCF Open Grant Cycle.
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The Lawrence County Community Foundation Board of Directors awarded over $59,000 in Impact Grants to sixteen local agencies through the 2021 LCCF Open Grant Cycle. Earlier this summer, LCCF awarded Boost Grants totaling $18,450 to eleven organizations through the 2021 Open Grant Cycle.
Read MoreThe Lawrence County Community Foundation announced the 2021 grant recipients from the Margie Marie Pennington Fund for Elderly; the awards ranged from $1,624 to $4,000. The Pennington endowment was created to assist organizations with programs impacting elderly in Lawrence County, Indiana, that are disadvantaged or homeless.
Read MoreThe Lawrence County Community Foundation (LCCF) Board of Directors awarded Boost Grants totaling $18,450 to eleven organizations through the 2021 LCCF Open Grant Cycle.
Read MoreWe are excited to announce the campaign was a success. The grand total raised, donations and matching grants combined, for these eight communities was $33,607.50. The communities of Huron and Springville met their entire match.
Read MoreThe Lawrence County Community Foundation Board of Directors awarded over $80,000 to twenty-eight local agencies through the 2020 LCCF Open Grant Cycle.
Read MoreLawrence County Community Foundation is partnering with Duke Energy to bring relief to the people of Lawrence County who are experiencing hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Duke Energy is donating $10,000 to LCCF’s Emergency Relief Fund, a pass-through fund activated to issue Emergency Relief Grants to trusted non-profit partners through an on-going, rapid response grant process.
Read MoreDue to the unprecedented global Coronavirus crisis, the Lawrence County Community Foundation has activated an Emergency Relief Fund. Grants from this fund will provide financial support to trusted nonprofit partners throughout Lawrence County who may become overwhelmed by requests for assistance.
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