Grants Available from the Southern Monterey County Foundation

Grants Available from the Southern Monterey County Foundation

The Southern Monterey County Foundation, an affiliate fund of the Community Foundation for Monterey County, has $14,000 available to grant in 2020 to nonprofit organizations, public programs and other groups serving Southern Monterey County Residents. Grants will range from $500 to $2,000 and focus on projects and programs that benefit the communities of Southern Monterey County, which covers King City and all points south, excluding the coastal region.

Deadline 9/25/20

Grant proposals are due 5:00 p.m. Friday, September 25, 2020 and decisions will be announced in late November. Applications can be found online at dev.cfmco.org/SMCF.

2020 priorities include projects or programs addressing COVID-19-related needs. Preference is given to locally-based organizations that have less access to other sources of support, where a small grant can make a meaningful difference. For questions please contact Brian Thayer, CFMC Senior Philanthropic Services Officer, at 831.375.9712 x144 or briant@cfmco.org.

About the Southern Monterey County Foundation

The Southern Monterey County was established by area residents to support programs and services for the communities of Southern Monterey County. The purpose of the Southern Monterey County Foundation is to raise funds locally to strengthen communities from King City to points south. It is guided by an advisory board of local residents who have a deep understanding of regional community needs. Grantmaking is made possible by the support of local individuals, families and businesses. More than $121,000 has been granted to 30 projects and programs since 2014. For more information or to support the fund, visit dev.cfmco.org/smcf.

About the Community Foundation for Monterey County

75th Year LogoThe mission of the CFMC, celebrating its 75th anniversary 2020, is “to inspire philanthropy and be a catalyst for strengthening communities throughout Monterey County.” Thanks to generous community members who have created charitable funds in their lifetimes or through their estates, the CFMC granted $19.2 million in 2019 and more than $205 million to nonprofits working towards healthy, safe, vibrant communities since 1981. For more information visit dev.cfmco.org, call 831.375.9712 or stay connected at www.facebook.com/cfmco or www.twitter.com/cfmco.