Mini Grants
Funding for small projects such as acquiring an AED or governance training for non-profit boards. Listed below is:
- additional information about specific grants.
- grant applications
- grant report forms
Information about our Regular Grants is available on a separate page.Click the title or ► to learn more.
► Internet Technology Capacity Building Mini Grant
Application Procedure
- IT Capacity-Building Grant proposals may be submitted at any time
- Grant awards will be made twice a year: June andNovember
- PCHF will award grants to three current grantee organizations annually
- Maximum grant award is $5,000 [after the applicants 25% match]
Application Requirements
- Application Form
- Current Operating Budget
- Formal estimate, or documentation, of IT equipment to be purchased
- Evidence of sources of funds sufficient for the 25% matching requirement
Important Note: This IT Capacity-Building Grant Program is separate from, and adjunct to, the Foundation Bi-Annual grant-making schedule. An IT grant will not effect your organization’s request for operating/program funding.
IT Capacity Building Mini Grant Application Packet
No Deadlines. Grant Awards in June and November.
Report Form
► AED Mini Grant
The Phoenixville Community Health Foundation has established this mini-grant program to streamline requests for financial assistance towards the purchase of an Automatic External Defibrillator.
AED Mini Grant Application Packet No deadline, Submit at any time.
Report Form
► LL Bean Outdoor Experience Mini-Grant Program
To commemorate the opening of their new retail store in King of Prussia, LL Bean is partnering with the Phoenixville Community Health Foundation and the Pottstown Area Health & Wellness Foundation to provide a special Mini-Grant Program. LL Bean has donated $10,000 for the fund. Through this fund LL Bean has made a commitment to engaging young people in outdoor recreation, both to inspire them to lead healthy lifestyles and to encourage them to become stewards of the outdoors.
The Phoenixville Community Health Foundation and the Pottstown Area Health & Wellness Foundation will jointly administer the fund – each receiving $5,000 to fund mini-grants within their respective service areas. Mini-Grants, up to $300.00, will be awarded to qualifying projects within public kindergarten, elementary and middle schools.
LLBean Mini Grant Application Packet No deadline, Submit at any time.
Report Form
► Health Education Mini-Grant Program
An ongoing mini-grant program for teachers, nurses, other in-school professionals
and non-profit organizations serving youth and families.
Designed to introduce innovative teaching techniques and educational opportunities that will enhance the health-related learning experience and healthy life-style options for at-risk youth and their families in the greater Phoenixville area.
Health Education Mini Grant Application Packet
No deadline, Submit at any time.
Report Form
► Capacity Building Mini-Grant Program
An ongoing mini-grant program for non-profit organizations serving the greater Phoenixville region. Intended to assist non-profit boards of directors with training and educational programs that strengthen the governance structure and program accountability.
Capacity Building Application Packet
No deadline, Submit at any time.
Report Form
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