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Field of Interest Grants – ECCF

Offered by CENTRAL ALABAMA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC

Two named grant programs supporting nonprofit organizations in Elmore County, Alabama: the Clara Lull Robison Beautification Fund for projects improving and beautifying Wetumpka, and the Margaret & Auston Bridges Fund for Historical Preservation activities. Applications open June 29 – August 7, 2026.

Eligibility

  • notes: Nonprofit organizations only (501(c)(3)). Geographic scope: Elmore County, Alabama, with Clara Lull Robison fund specifically for City of Wetumpka. Organizations may submit one application per fund. Matching funds required (may include in-kind services). Not eligible: individuals, annual fundraising drives/events/marketing, endowments, partisan political advocacy, regular operating support, capital projects, religious purposes (though faith-based educational and social service programs supported), research, sponsorship of fundraising events, start-up costs.
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Who can apply

Nonprofit (501c3)Religious Organization

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