Youth-Serving Project Funding Opportunity

 Eligible applicants must:

• Serve youth in Morgan County, Indiana
   
• Be a nonprofit organization, school, or community group
   
• Demonstrate a commitment to positive youth development
   
• Propose a project that can be completed within one year of funding

We support projects that enhance the well-being, growth, and opportunities of youth. Proposals should address one or more of the following areas:

• Education & Literacy
   
• Health & Wellness
   
• Leadership & Character Development
   
• Community Service & Engagement
   
• Recreational & Extracurricular Activities
   

Funding amounts may vary based on project scope, need, and available resources.

 Organizations are asked to complete the Kiwanis Club of Mooresville Grant Application and include:

1. Organization Information – name, contact details, and mission
    
2. Project Overview – title, description, objectives, expected impact, and timeline
    
3. Budget Details – total project cost, amount requested, other funding sources, and how funds will be used
    
4. Measurement of Success – key outcomes, evaluation methods, and how impact will be measured
    
5. Supporting Materials – proof of nonprofit status (if applicable) and optional letters of support
    

👉 Submit your completed application and proposal by the deadline provided on the application. 

Email: mooresvillekiwanis.in@gmail.com
Mail: Kiwanis Club of Mooresville, PO Box 866, Mooresville, IN 46158

 All proposals will be reviewed by the Kiwanis Club of Mooresville Finance Committee. Selections will be based on:

• Alignment with Kiwanis’ mission and funding focus areas
   
• Potential impact on local youth
   
• Feasibility and sustainability of the project
   
• Demonstrated community need and financial responsibility
   

Selected applicants may be invited for an interview or follow-up discussion before final decisions are made.

 Funding recipients will be notified by the date listed on the application.
All awarded funds must be used within the designated project period.
Recipients may be asked to provide a short follow-up report summarizing the project’s impact and outcomes.