Grant Information

The Page County Endowment Fund is here to help our community’s charitable projects and programs contribute to the quality of life in our area. One of the ways that is done is through grantmaking. Page County Endowment Fund currently has one granting cycle each year- application deadline is February 1st.

The Page County Endowment Fund accepts grant applications from charitable projects and programs impacting a wide range of needs in the community - arts and culture, health, human services, community betterment, historic preservation, etc.

Successful applications will include the following components:
  • Respond to a demonstrated or emerging community need.
  • Support effective, proven or promising solutions.
  • Build upon and maximize other community resources.
  • Offer a clear plan for financial sustainability.
  • The PCEF, except under unusual circumstances, does not make grants for endowment campaigns, deficit financing, annual fund drives, or fundraising activities.
  • The PCEF gives less consideration to applications from tax supported organizations, individual churches and similar religious groups, veteran and labor organizations, social clubs, and fraternal organizations.

Grant Information for PCEF
Grant Recipient Evaluation Form

Organizations that receive grant awards from the Page County Endowment Fund are required to submit full and complete reports on how funds are spent and the progress made in accomplishing the purpose of the grant by the deadline on the grant agreement.  more ...


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