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The Ford Family Foundation Good Neighbor Grants

The Ford Family Foundation Foundation

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Award
Less than $20,000
Next date
Dates unverifiedUnverified
Who can apply
Eligibility unverified
Where
Rural Oregon and Siskiyou County, California

The Ford Family Foundation offers Good Neighbor grants of less than $20,000 for community initiatives in rural Oregon and Siskiyou County, California. Applications are accepted at any time. Rural community groups planning a local improvement should review the foundation's funding priorities to confirm fit.

Could a playground win this?

Possible fit Low confidence

This page does not say what Good Neighbor grants pay for. It describes them only as support for rural community initiatives, so a community playground may fit. Check the foundation's priority areas and eligibility pages before applying. An award under $20,000 could cover part of a project, such as shade, surfacing or a play piece.

We know that financial support from a committed partner can make all the difference for a successful community initiative.

Our open grants include Good Neighbor grants (less than $20,000), and Technical Assistance grants (up to $5,000).

Based on the funder's words, from tfff.org (opens in a new tab). This is our read, not the funder's.

How to apply

  1. Review the foundation's funding priorities and eligibility requirements.
  2. Use the grants contact form or join an info session to discuss your idea.
  3. Submit your application through the foundation's grant login.

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We summarize public information. Always confirm details with the funder before applying.