Make a Difference in Woodbury

Since 2003, the Woodbury Community Foundation has worked hard to address the needs of those who live and work in Woodbury. WCF is proud to offer Community Grants to support and invest in local nonprofits, which are doing work to make a real difference in real people’s lives.

Our 2019 Grant Application Process:

Our Grants Program will fund grants of up to $2,000 for as many as four qualifying nonprofits or government entities, including schools or community organizations, such as coalitions or a collaborative.

WCF will give special consideration to funding nonprofit projects that address one of four strategic focus areas that have been identified by the community as areas of local concern in 2019. They include:

Improve community health and well-being
Reduce hunger, especially for underserved local families
Increase public safety
Expand youth development

TO APPLY:

Complete Grant Application Cover Sheet
Write Grant Proposal Narrative
Submit both by email to wcf@woodburyfoundation.org. Use the subject ‘2019 Community Grant Application
Grant applications are due by 5:00 pm on Friday, Aug 9, 2019.

Grants will be awarded at the WCF Chef Fest, Nov 3. For questions, call the Foundation at 651-505-7024.

2018 WCF Community Grant Winners: CCEFS, YMCA, Woodbury High School Avid Program, Woodbury Public Safety Car Seat Initiative

2018 Grant Award Winners

The Foundation’s grants program is making a direct, measurable impact in our community by addressing hunger, building youth leadership, improving public safety, and developing healthy teens.

Special congratulations go out to our 2018 Grant Award Recipients:

Christian Cupboard Emergency Food Shelf
Woodbury YMCA
Woodbury High School AVID Program
Woodbury Department of Public Safety

These programs were each awarded a $2,000 Grant.

2019 APPLICATION FORM

For questions, contact the Foundation:

Woodbury Community Foundation
724 Bielenberg Drive, Suite #129
Woodbury, MN 55125
651-505-7024

wcf@woodburyfoundation.org

“Money that you give really does make a difference in the lives of young people in our community.”

Rigel Bloome, YMCA Outreach Director

“The money will be used to help us feed more people that need it in our community.”

Greig Metzger, Christian Cupboard Emergency Food Shelf (CCEFS)

This WCF Community Grant is going to give hope to our students.”

Lisa Hyland, Woodbury High School AVID Program

In 2011 the Foundation provided grants to the following Local Nonprofits serving the Woodbury area:

In 2010, the WCF provided grants to the following Local Nonprofits serving the citizens of Woodbury:

In 2009, we provided grants to the following Local Nonprofits: