Rochester Area Community Foundation Bullis Fund
Rochester Area Community Foundation Community foundation
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This round has closed. The page stays up so you can plan for the next one, and it updates when the funder posts new dates.
- Award
- Typical grant size is more than $10,000.
- Next date
- Next date not posted
- Who can apply
- Nonprofits
- Where
- Southwest Wayne County, especially the Town of Macedon and the Palmyra-Macedon Central School District area
The Bullis Fund supports projects that improve quality of life for residents of southwest Wayne County, especially the Town of Macedon and the Palmyra-Macedon school district area. Charitable organizations serving Wayne County can apply for larger requests and must bring matching support from other sources.
Could a playground win this?
Possible fit Medium confidence
Playgrounds are not named, but the fund supports community projects that make southwest Wayne County better and does not exclude capital work. You will need other funding alongside it and a plan for long-term upkeep.
Indicate how the project/program makes southwest Wayne County significantly better and/or how it has significant community-wide impact;
Bullis Fund grants will not fund 100 percent of any project; and
About the match
Applicants must show matching or leveraged support from other sources. The fund will not pay for the whole project. The page does not say whether volunteer labor or donated materials count.
How to apply
- Subscribe to the foundation's Grant Opportunities e-newsletter to hear about the next round.
- Gather matching or leveraged support and a plan for future funding of the project.
- Apply through the Rochester Area Community Foundation grant portal.
- Requests under $10,000 should go to the Wayne County Community Endowment instead.
We summarize public information. Always confirm details with the funder before applying.