The Greenville Area Community Foundation (GACF) is awarding $211,044 to fourteen organizations through the 2026 Unrestricted Grant Cycle. The funding was approved by the GACF Board of Trustees through the Stanley & Blanche Ash Community Improvement Fund, the Bill Braman Family Fund, the Byron & Dolores Cook Administration Fund, and the GACF Unrestricted Fund. The grants include:

• $5,560 to the Tabitha Farms for equipment updates for the 2027 growing season
• $35,000 to the Ray I. Booth American Legion Auxiliary Post #101 for the boiler replacement project
• $39,779 to Barrie’s House for pantry supplies, building improvements, and updated equipment
• $3,567 to Danish Festival for the Tivoli Square Picnic Table Project
• $25,000 to the Montcalm County Fair Association Brian Plank Cattle Building project
• $11,418 to the City of Greenville GARCC for expanded kayak and tube fleet and portage services
• $17,720 to EightCAP, Inc. Montcalm CASA for child advocacy and volunteer support
• $10,000 to the Mentors in the Mitten for School Buddies Program Expansion
• $10,000 to the Greenville Youth Softball & Baseball League Batting Cage Project
• $25,000 to EightCAP, Inc. Greenville Optimist Camp Wah-Wah-Tay-See for Summer 2027 Camp operations
• $10,000 to IM Kids 3rd Meal Program Expansion in Montcalm County
• $3,000 to the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation 2026 Distribution
• $10,000 to Mid-Michigan Industries Inc for Montcalm County services for individuals with disabilities

Additionally, a $5,000 grant was awarded to RAVE for Emergency Shelter Support through the Ray J. & Mary G. Tower Family Fund.

The mission of the Greenville Area Community Foundation is to enhance the quality of life in the greater Greenville area.
Since its inception in 1989, GACF and its affiliate funds have awarded over $22 million in grant funding to local nonprofit organizations. To learn more about our grant opportunities, click here.