San Juan Community Foundation seeking 2010 grant applications


April 23, 2010 · Updated 9:54 AM 

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The San Juan Island Community Foundation is accepting applications for its 2010 grant cycle.

Completed applications must be postmarked or received no later than June 1.

The Community Foundation supports local non-profits that focus on arts and culture, basic needs, education, environment, health and wellness and general community concerns.

Grants are awarded through a competitive process to assure that broad community needs are addressed. Projects that provide partnership opportunities for two or more organizations or that leverage new resources, or that have lasting impact are of particular interest.

Recipients will be notified in early September, and grants are awarded at the annual Breakfast of Champions event at the end of that month.

The Foundation distributed a total of $66,883 in grants between 27 local non-profits as part of its 2009 Breakfast of Champions event.

Applications can be downloaded from the Foundation's Website, www.sjicf.org. Additional information about the grant process and procedures is also available on the Website.

Applications may be mailed to San Juan Island Community Foundation, ATTN: Grants Committee, P.O. Box 1352, F.H. WA, 98250, or delivered to the Foundation office, located in the Technology Center on Mullis St. For info call 378-1001.

The Community Foundation is a non-profit philanthropic umbrella organization helping donors, non-profits and public agencies to achieve their goals through direct grants, organizational assistance and philanthropic management.

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