We are excited to be two of 10 counties in the Indiana Uplands region working collaboratively to strengthen early childhood education through a $7.8 million grant from Lilly Endowment! This funding, part of the GIFT VIII initiative, will help increase the availability of childcare, improve provider sustainability, and enhance the quality and affordability of early care and education across the region.
Read MoreThe Lawrence County Community Foundation Board of Directors awarded over $9,500 to thirty-one Lawrence County teachers through the 2024 LCCF Classroom Grant Cycle.
Read MoreThe Lawrence County Community Foundation board of directors has approved grants to six non-profit organizations from the Margie Marie Pennington Fund for the Elderly; the awards ranged from $1,625 to $5,000. This year’s grants target fundamental areas of need for our elderly population. Food insecurity, loneliness, and those extra supplies that cost so much are provided through these programs giving our elderly the peace of mind that they can get what they need.
Read MoreThe Lawrence County Community Foundation Board of Directors awarded $100,000 in Impact and Boost Grants to twenty-seven local agencies through the 2024 LCCF Open Grant Cycle. An additional $11,000 was awarded in Challenge Grants to two organizations.
Read MoreThe Summer edition of the Foundation News will catch you up on the latest happenings at the Lawrence County Community Foundation.
Read MoreThe Community Foundation Partnership, Inc. (CFP), serving Lawrence and Martin Counties, has received matching fund grants totaling $750,000 for each county as part of the eighth phase of Lilly Endowment Inc.’s initiative, Giving Indiana Funds for Tomorrow (GIFT VIII).
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreIn celebration of 30 years serving Lawrence Couny, LCCF is awarding $30,000 in surprise Anniversary Grants.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreThe Lawrence County Community Foundation (LCCF) Board of Directors awarded Boost Grants totaling $11,876 to eight organizations through the 2022 LCCF Open Grant Cycle.
Read MoreThe 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.
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