Board of Trustees

Judy A. Budi
President

Robert A. Yeck
Vice President

Richard L. Carr
Secretary

Paul W. Heintz
Treasurer

Karen W. Borgert

Robert E. Daley

John W. Lohbeck

Sharon A. Lowry
Jeffrey A. Winwood

Ex Officio


Dale Berry

C. Mark Kingseed

Emeritus

Sally D. Beals

Grants Program
Philosophy:
The Centerville-Washington Foundation accepts and reviews grant requests from government or non-profit organizations that benefit the citizens of the region to launch new projects that represent a unique and unduplicated opportunity for the community, to support established organizations for special purposes and to generate matching funds.

Categories of Support:
Arts and humanities
Civic affairs
Conservation and the environment
Education
Health
Social services

Criteria:

The Foundation supports projects that:
Encourage more efficient use of community resources and promote coordination, cooperation and sharing among organizations and the elimination of duplicated services.
Test or demonstrate new approaches and techniques in the solution of important community problems.
Could not be accomplished with other sources of support.
Promote volunteer participation and citizen involvement in community affairs.
Strengthen non-profit agencies and institutions by reducing operating costs increasing public financial support and/or improving internal management.
The Foundation does not support grants from the discretionary funds to:
Provide the principal source of support to an organization or activity
Organizations located outside the community
Establish or add to endowment funds
Individuals, except for scholarship purposes
Fund specific scientific, medical or academic research
Sectarian activities of religious organization
For profit organizations
>> View the list of grants
>> Download a Grant Request Form (PDF)

>> View the list of grants
>> Download a Grant Request Form (PDF)
Process:
1. Written applications using the Grant Request Form (Download Now) can be submitted to the Foundation by March 1st and September 1st. Foundation members may assist any person in determining eligibility and clarification on the application process and deadlines.
2. The Board reviews requests at its March and September meetings and may request a presentation by the grantseeker. If a grantseeker wants to make a presentation, the Board president must approve.
3. The Board uses the above criteria to assess the strength of the application. The Board reserves the right to approve requests based on availability of discretionary funds.
4. An organization that is awarded a grant is asked to acknowledge the foundation’s support in any publicity or recognition, submit a picture if appropriate and provide a narrative report briefly describing the outcome of the grantee within 90 days of receipt of the grant.
The Board responds to all applications within 90 days of the request.
For additional information contact:

Grant Information,
Centerville-Washington Foundation,
P. O. Box 41125,
Centerville, Ohio 45441

Bob Daley:
E-MAIL


Janice McLefresh:
E-MAIL

Centerville-Washington Foundation is a component of The Dayton Foundation


For more information please call
Bob Daley at (937) 433-0811 or
Janice McLefresh at The Dayton Foundation at (937) 225-9971.

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