Door County Community Foundation Youth as Resources Grants
Door County Community Foundation Community foundation
Checked on doorcountycommunityfoundation.org
- Award
- Average of $200. Maximum of $500, although exceptional projects may qualify for higher levels of funding.
- Next date
- Due Tue, Dec 1, 2026
- Who can apply
- Nonprofits, Schools, Local governments
- Where
- Door County, Wisconsin
Small grants for youth-led projects in which young people serve or educate others in Door County. Any youth group made up mostly of Door County residents can apply, whether organized or informal. A youth group could use it for part of a community playground project, such as a bench or a play piece.
Could a playground win this?
Possible fit Medium confidence
Playgrounds are not named, but a youth-led service project that benefits others in Door County, such as adding a bench, shade, or a play piece at a community playground, fits the purpose. Any equipment bought must be owned by or donated to a 501(c)(3) public charity, and the youth must lead and present the project.
Purpose: To provide financial support to projects in which youth use their skills, talents, and abilities to serve or educate others, with a specific focus on benefiting others within Door County.
Any equipment purchased as a part of the grant must be owned by a 501(c)(3) public charity or donated to one after the completion of the project.
How to apply
- Download the Youth as Resources grant application; students complete it themselves, and handwritten answers are fine.
- Mail, hand deliver, or email the application as a PDF to the Door County Community Foundation by 4:00 pm on the deadline, such as Tuesday, December 1, 2026.
- Have at least one youth representative present the project to reviewers in Sturgeon Bay on the matching presentation date.
See this grant on doorcountycommunityfoundation.org (opens in a new tab)
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