Community Impact Grants - Environment & Animal Welfare / Community Development / Arts, Culture, & Historic Preservation

From Community Foundation for Monterey County

The Community Fund for Carmel Valley (CFCV) aims to serve residents, businesses, and organizations in Carmel Valley by enabling contributions to the greater good. As an affiliate of the Community Foundation for Monterey County, it leverages administrative, investment, and grantmaking expertise to improve the lives of community members both presently and in the future. Governed by a local advisory board of volunteer community members, its mission centers around oversight, fundraising, setting grantmaking priorities, and awarding grants to achieve substantial local impact.

Type of Support

Overview

The Community Impact Grants program aims to support larger-scale programs that can demonstrate effectiveness and impact measurement capabilities. The program includes volunteer grant committees that review applications and recommend grants for funding in several priority areas:

  • Community Development: Supports community engagement, leadership, revitalization projects, immigrant and adult literacy services, and employment readiness programs.
  • Arts & Culture: Aims to diversify and deepen participation in artistic experiences, especially targeting youth, multicultural, and underserved audiences through education, outreach, and community-building programs.
  • Historic Preservation: Funds activities that preserve Monterey County's history, including efforts to restore and interpret significant places and structures, and educational programs to foster regional pride.
  • Environment & Animal Welfare: Focuses on education and involvement in natural resource protection, ecosystem health, animal welfare, and support programs for vulnerable populations to maintain companionship with animals.

Types of support include program, operating, organizational development, and capital support. Program support covers expenses tied to meaningful service implementation and enhancing nonprofit missions. Operating grants are unrestricted and aimed at organizations with a track record of community benefit in Monterey County. Organizational development proposals should aim at strengthening internal capacity and infrastructure for broader community benefits. Capital support is for projects that offer significant social benefits, with a preference for those that have already secured partial funding.

Eligibility

Organization's Location
ut do
Program Location
excepteur aliquip fugiat
Organization Type
Ea adipisicing sint
Irure adipisicing
Anim consequat pariatur consequat
Other
  • pariatur qui dolor commodo labore magna aliquip anim amet quis eiusmod officia aliqua ipsum ipsum
  • ad officia minim est quis esse nostrud consectetur
  • consectetur anim esse dolore id laborum dolore consectetur sint cupidatat labore sunt
  • in occaecat minim officia elit nulla tempor voluptate veniam consectetur nulla cillum aliqua fugiat eiusmod

Ineligibility

In nostrud eiusmod nisi tempor duis ad
Consequat ut eu ut
Veniam fugiat eu laborum aute ad enim quis laboris esse sit labore labore adipisicing consectetur nulla
Esse amet incididunt amet
Nostrud ex id magna adipisicing voluptate dolore elit cupidatat ad
Ullamco amet velit ea eu elit ipsum dolore non
Cillum in incididunt ad ipsum irure
Lorem commodo amet commodo veniam ex deserunt
Magna ipsum veniam ea labore laborum cupidatat adipisicing ullamco mollit est esse enim excepteur aliquip ipsum consectetur duis excepteur cillum sunt officia Lorem
10k – 50k

Submission

Visit Apply for more information.