¯ Adams Art Gallery-Access to the Arts, for community programs, performances, and equipment.

¯ Centaur Stride, for drill team therapeutic riding horses.

¯ Chautauqua Adult Day Services, for program equipment supplies and furnishings.

¯ Chautauqua Children’s Center, for gross motor and sensory equipment.

The Dunkirk Lighthouse.

¯ Chautauqua County Rural Ministry, to develop nutrition education videos.

¯ Chautauqua Agricultural and Fair Association, for automatic hand sanitizer dispensers and sanitizer.

¯ Chautauqua Opportunities, for an outdoor pavilion at their Early Child Care Center in Dunkirk.

¯ Child Advocacy Program, office equipment, supplies, and program signage for their new location.

¯ Citizens for a Better Cassadaga, for their beach step replacement project.

¯ Dunkirk Historical Lighthouse, for shoreline fence installation.

¯ E2CCB Educational Foundation, for a needs assessment.

¯ Imagine Forestville, for Phase II of their Historic District Project.

¯ Kids at Promise, for program support and supplies.

¯ Lakeshore Humane Society, to support their Spay and Neutering Assistance Program.

¯ Literacy Volunteers of Chautauqua County, to support their Kids Teaching Parents/Caregivers English Program.

¯ Mary Seymour Library, to support their Solar Energy Efficiency Project.

¯ Northlake Family Recreation Center, for the purchase of a zero-turn lawnmower.

¯ Town of Pomfret, for a comprehensive plan in collaboration with the Village of Fredonia.

¯ Workforce Investment Board to support the 2021 Healthcare Talent Pipeline Program.

Organizations interested in applying for a Community Benefit Grant should submit a letter of interest before the next due date, Sept. 1, 2021, for review by the NCCF Grants Committee. Current Grants Committee members include Jill Casey, Ann Eckman, Jody Falkner, Margaret Ferris, Rick Ketcham (NCCF President), Alex Murphy, Peter Ryan (committee chair), Rich Ryan, and Kurt Warmbrodt. For more information on grantmaking opportunities and guidelines, please call our office at the number below, or visit our website at www.nccfoundation.org/grants-programs.

Since its incorporation in 1986, the NCCF has invested more than $17 million in northern Chautauqua County through strategic grantmaking, targeted scholarships, and community collaborations. The NCCF is a tax-exempt charitable organization inherently committed to enhancing the northern Chautauqua County community and encouraging local philanthropy. For more information on the NCCF, visit www.nccfoundation.org or call 716-366-4892.