GFWC Grants and Other Funding Resources

Grants and other funding resources are available from GFWC and some of our partners for specific programs and projects. Grants vary in amount and in their recommended use. Grant winners typically are required to submit a short evaluation form describing how they used the funds. The best part is that the application forms are quick and easy to complete!

All applications can be downloaded by logging onto the GFWC Member Portal, Click Digital Library and then type grants in keyword search box and click search.

Membership Grant - Club

Funding is available to help underwrite membership recruiting efforts at the club level. GFWC is offering 100, $50 grants for club member recruitment activities in conjunction with Membership "Educate, Engage, & Empower" Recruitment Campaign activities or the GFWC National Event. These grants will be distributed on a first-come basis and can be used for any of the Membership Recruitment Campaign seasonal cycles.

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and will be available until the funding is exhausted. Please complete the following application form and return it to GFWC Headquarters by the appointed deadline.

 

Membership Grant - State Federation

State Federations are encouraged to apply for one of the 50, $100 Membership Grants to assist in the development of a new membership recruitment project/campaign at the state level. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis and distributed on a first-come basis until funding is exhausted.

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and will be available until the funding is exhausted. Please complete the following application form and return it to GFWC Headquarters by the appointed deadline.

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Focus On Literacy Club Grants

Ito assist GFWC communities affected by manmade and/or natural disasters, GFWC established the GFWC Library Replenishment Fund. Tying together members’ generous financial gifts and passion for literacy with our mission of community improvement through volunteer service, this fund will assist in restocking the collections of public libraries and public school libraries that have been affected by either natural or manmade disasters.

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