The Suffolk Foundation Community Impact Grants
The Suffolk Foundation Community foundation
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- Award
- The page does not state an award range; it suggests reviewing past grantee lists for typical grant size.
- Next date
- Opens Wed, Sep 1, 2027
- Who can apply
- Nonprofits
- Where
- Suffolk and Western Tidewater, Virginia
Annual grants from the Suffolk Foundation for local nonprofit projects in Suffolk and Western Tidewater, Virginia, across health, education, arts, environment, human needs and youth and senior programs. Best for 501(c)(3) groups with a strong local presence and local board. Faith-based groups may apply for projects with no religious programming that serve everyone.
Could a playground win this?
Possible fit Medium confidence
Playgrounds are not named, but the program funds a broad range of local projects, including youth programs, and prefers direct project costs. Government agencies are not generally eligible, so a public school or city playground would need a 501(c)(3) partner such as a parent group or park friends group to apply.
We fund a broad range of local projects, including (but not limited to) health, education, arts and culture, historical programs, human needs and services, environmental and animal welfare, and youth and senior programs.
Nonprofit, public charities that are tax-exempt under 501(c)(3) are eligible to apply for a grant.
How to apply
- Call or email staff to discuss your nonprofit and project idea; they may ask for financial statements and a board list.
- Request the link to the online application, which opens September 1.
- Submit the online application by October 15.
- Decisions are announced in mid to late December for funding the following calendar year.
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We summarize public information. Always confirm details with the funder before applying.