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The Chelsea Community Foundation (CCF) invites all Chelsea-area nonprofits to join them for an informative Grants (and More) Information Session on Monday, Nov. 13 at 9:30 a.m. in Chelsea District Library’s McKune Room.
This event will provide valuable insights into the 2024 CCF grant program, allowing local nonprofits to secure essential funding for their initiatives.
With grant applications due on Feb. 15, 2024, this event is perfect for learning more about the application process and the Chelsea Community Foundation.
CCF is changing to a one-time per-year grant opportunity, rather than two grant cycles.
Program highlights include a presentation on the grant application process by Greg Yankee, Community Foundation Program Officer. He will provide valuable insights into navigating the 2024 grant application process. A questions and answers segment for attendees to ask questions to gain clarity on the grant application process. Information about other opportunities, such as creating agency endowments to directly benefit specific nonprofits, will also be shared.
In an era where offline connections have become increasingly challenging, CCF is delighted to offer this space for Chelsea nonprofit leaders and staff to come together in person. Attendees can look forward to connecting with fellow Chelsea nonprofit professionals while enjoying coffee and pastries.
Chelsea Community Foundation Chair Anne Merkel said, “I encourage all interested parties to join this enriching session. We love giving money to local Charities who will continue to help Support All Things Chelsea.”
Join the Chelsea Community Foundation on Nov. 13 to explore funding opportunities and connect with peers.
Register at this link: https://www.addevent.com/event/Mc18914272
Date: Monday, Nov. 13
Time: 9:30-11:00 a.m.
Location: Chelsea District Library, McKune Room, 221 South Main St.
About CCF:
The Chelsea Community Foundation is a permanent charitable endowment of $2.9 million that was created through gifts from generous individuals, families, and businesses that care about Chelsea. The Chelsea Community Foundation has given more than $1.9 million in grants to Chelsea nonprofit organizations to address community needs and opportunities that improve the quality of life in the City of Chelsea and surrounding areas. The Chelsea Community Foundation is an affiliate of the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan.
For more information, please visit www.chelseafound.org.
