Grants from The David C. and Lura M. Lovell Foundation Designated Fund support projects in the following areas:

• Programs that aim to reduce the stigma around living with and seeking services for a mental health issue.

Funds are limited and awarded on a competitive basis.

For further information or to discuss a possible submission, please contact Chris Dziad, Program Officer, at 419.241.5049.

To access the online application, click here.

Grants from the Andersons Fund Supporting Organization support capital improvement projects in the following areas:

• Education, (2) social services, (3) physical & mental health, (4) neighborhood & urban affairs, (5) natural resources, and (6) the arts.
• Capital projects that involve additional funders.

Funds are limited and awarded on a competitive basis.

For further information or to discuss a possible submission, please contact: Christine (Chris) Dziad, Program Officer 419.241.5049.

To access the online application, click here.

In response to recent events across the nation and within Toledo, the Foundation created the Equity & Access Initiative Fund to proactively address the concerns raised by communities that are disproportionately impacted by inequity and lack of access in the Greater Toledo area. Competitive proposals will address one or more focus areas: Advocacy, Employment, Economic Development and Nonprofit Capacity.

Supports projects in the following areas:

• Programs that promote overall fitness and wellness of children
• Projects that encourage activities during cold weather months

Grants from Mud Hens Transportation Fund support:

• Transportation costs for accredited schools or nonprofit agencies wishing to attend a Toledo Mud Hens baseball game;
• Eligible agencies located in northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan;
• One award per school building or one award per nonprofit agency for one Mud Hens game.

To access the online application click here.