Capital for community self-sufficiency

Where we invest

We direct our collaborative capital toward initiatives that address structural challenges and foster measurable regional resilience.

Workforce

Resilience

Well-being

Stewardship

Programs focusing on vocational training, trade skills, and local job placement.

Sustainable agricultural initiatives and regional food security infrastructure.

Community-led healthcare access and preventative wellness programs.

Organizations demonstrating transparent governance and long-term viability.

Structured path to funding

Our grantmaking cycle is designed for transparency, rigorous evaluation, and alignment with regional needs.

01. Inquiry

03. Evaluation

Submit a brief letter of inquiry outlining your project alignment, community outcomes, and capital requirements.

Our board reviews proposals against our stewardship standards, focusing on long-term viability and self-sufficiency.

02. Proposal

04. Award

Selected partners receive an invitation to submit a detailed proposal, including operational budgets and metrics.

Approved grants are distributed with structured reporting milestones to track and celebrate community progress.

Frequently asked questions

What are the funding cycles?

We review proposals bi-annually. Spring cycle submissions close March 1st; Fall cycle submissions close September 1st.

Responsible stewardship means ensuring every dollar invested builds a foundation that communities can stand on long after the grant cycle ends.

Board of Trustees

Are multi-year grants available?

Yes. We prioritize multi-year commitments for programs demonstrating robust plans for eventual self-sufficiency.

What reporting is required?

Partners submit bi-annual progress reports and annual financial audits to ensure transparent resource stewardship.