GREENVILLE FOUNDATION

Guidelines / How to Apply

Greenville Foundation, funding projects in the Western US and abroad
(This is not the Community Foundation of Greater Greenville, South Carolina.)

IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR GRANTSEEKERS February 17, 2004

Requests for funding are no longer being accepted.

As a result of an extensive planning and restructuring process, the Greenville Foundation has ended its grantmaking operations. The Greenville office in Sonoma, Ca., managed by Virginia Hubbell Associates, closed permanently on December 31st, 2003. This website (www.greenville-foundation.org) will remain active for an indefinite period of time.

Greenville profusely thanks all of the organizations that have applied for funding during the last 55 years. It has been a rewarding process of learning, involvement, and support. Many of the organizations that we funded have websites, listed on these pages: Education, Environment, Human & Social Issues, International, Religion, Other. Visit them and learn about their work.

Previous Greenville notices

Although the Greenville Foundation no longer makes grants, the final grantmaking guidelines and instructions are available for your reference.

Greenville Changes and Updates

July 8, 2003: THE OCTOBER 1, 2003 DEADLINE HAS BEEN CANCELLED

Over the past twelve months, the Greenville Foundation has been engaged in an extensive strategic planning process to review its operating structure and process for making grants. Final decisions on the new structure will be made in 2004. Until further notice, no requests for funding will be received by the Foundation and prospective applicants are advised to seek funding elsewhere.

The October 1, 2003 deadline has been cancelled. Applicants that submitted requests for the April 1, 2003 deadline will be notified of funding or decline by December 1, 2003.

We encourage you to periodically visit the Foundation's web site at www.greenville-foundation.org to view updates on the status of the Foundation's future operating structure and grant making program.
February 11, 2002: The Greenville Foundation's grant process may be revised during the latter part of 2003. The guidelines in this website refer to the April 1, 2003 Letter of Inquiry deadline. If you are interested in applying to the Foundation after that date, please check back here for the most current information on the Foundation and its grant process.

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