Frank C. Shattuck Community Fund

Purpose

Created by a large gift from the estate of Neenah architect Frank C. Shattuck, the permanent endowment fund supports new services or supplements existing ones for youth and the elderly, while promoting education, the arts and health care for all.

What We Fund

Preference is given to requests that involve critical services, are likely to make a difference, meet current community needs and are presented by organizations that are well financed, sustainable and supported by an existing constituency, particularly concerning:

• Services for youth and the elderly.
• Education, arts and health care to benefit all.
• Projects and organizations serving Outagamie County and the Neenah-Menasha area.
• Capital Campaign, typically meaning bricks and mortar.
• Operating expenses for qualifying organizations.

Range of grantmaking: Unspecified
Deadlines: Unsolicited requests not accepted by the committee. Potential applicants must contact the staff representative.

What We Don't Fund

• Religious or political purposes.
• Travel expenses for individuals or groups such as bands, sports teams and classes.
• Endowment funds.

To Apply

Read the Community Foundation’s general grant policies and describe your proposal to:

Shelly Leadley
Director of Donor Services
[email protected]
920-702-7626

Additional Information

About the photo: The Frank C. Shattuck Community Fund supported the installation of accessible kayak and canoe launches in the Fox River like this one at Lutz Park in Appleton. David Horst photo.