Greater Polson Community Foundation awards trust-based grants
Shauna Rubel of the Greater Polson Community Foundation presents a Trust-Based Grant to Raeva Corkill of the Mission Valley Animal Shelter, which was one of 10 recipients this year. (Courtesy photo)
In honor of the value the non-profit sector adds to the community’s well-being, the Greater Polson Community Foundation celebrated February, “the month of love,” by sending Valentines and Trust-Based Grant funds to select local non-profits.
"Trust-based grants go to organizations with which we have worked for years that are important to our community, have earned our community’s trust, and deserve support for general operations," said Jeanette Phillips, grant Chair for the GPCF.
Trust-Based Grant applications are by invitation only from the GPCF Grant Committee and organizations receiving these funds may still apply for the annual IMPACT Grant cycle. The application process and reporting for these unencumbered grant funds is kept simple.
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