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JCCF 'Community Needs Grant Cycle' is open

Saturday, October 17, 2026 at 1:20 PM

Courtesy-Johnson County Community Foundation

FRANKLIN, Ind. - The 2026 Johnson County Community Foundation (JCCF) Unrestricted Community Needs Grant Cycle is still accepting applications.

The Community Needs Grant Cycle funds programs, projects, and organizational initiatives that address significant community needs and opportunities.

Applications are due by 4 p.m. on October 29; apply here.

The Foundation supports efforts that demonstrate potential for meaningful impact, promote self-sufficiency, strengthen community resources, build organizational capacity, and enhance the quality of life for Johnson County residents.

Prospective JCCF applicants can attend Grant office hours, offered both in person and virtually. At these informal sessions, you can learn more about the grant cycle, ask questions about eligibility and application requirements, discuss project ideas, and receive guidance on preparing a strong proposal.

Email Miranda Finley at mirandaf@jccf.org to arrange a meeting on October 23.

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